River poems, edited by Henry Hughes
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River poems, edited by Henry Hughes
Language
eng
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Includes bibliographical references
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illustrations
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no index present
Literary Form
poetry
Main title
River poems
Nature of contents
bibliography
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1291877586
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edited by Henry Hughes
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Everyman's Library pocket poets
Summary
In this collection, British poets from Shakespeare and Wordsworth to Ted Hughes and Alice Oswald mingle with American voices ranging from verses by the indigenous Klallam people and the African-American spirituals “Deep River” and “Roll, Jordan, Roll” to such recent poets as Gary Snyder, Mary Oliver, and Natasha Tretheway. Walt Whitman<U+2019>s iconic “Crossing Brooklyn Ferry" and Emily Dickinson<U+2019>s tersely erotic “My River Runs to Thee" stream alongside poems from ancient Babylon and Egypt. Contributions from India, Nepal, Japan, China, Thailand, France, Germany, Russia, Serbia, Chile, Mexico, the Congo, and Nigeria round out this celebration of the rivers of the world
Target audience
adult
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