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Dymer - An Allegorical Fantasy Journey of Self-Discovery and Identity in a Chaotic World - cover

Dymer - An Allegorical Fantasy Journey of Self-Discovery and Identity in a Chaotic World

C. S. Lewis

Publisher: Good Press

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C. S. Lewis's 'Dymer' is a rich tapestry of poetic narrative, intertwining themes of love, loss, and existential exploration within a mythic framework. Written in a lush, evocative style that blends allegory with a sense of modernity, the poem reflects Lewis's innovative use of language while drawing on the traditions of epic storytelling. Set in a fantastical world, 'Dymer' follows the journey of its titular character, who must navigate the complexities of desire and self-identity amid an interplay of dream and reality, ultimately inviting readers to reflect on the human condition and the struggle between the ephemeral and the eternal. C. S. Lewis, renowned for his works on Christian apologetics and beloved children's literature, ventured into this poetic form as a way to explore deeper philosophical themes. A scholar of medieval literature and a passionate thinker, Lewis's personal experiences and theological explorations greatly influenced 'Dymer.' His understanding of mythology and the human psyche informs the poem's vivid imagery and profound questions, reflecting the duality of human experience alongside divine intention. This enchanting work is highly recommended for poetry lovers and those fascinated by allegorical depth. Lewis's 'Dymer' is a compelling read for anyone seeking to engage with a narrative that intertwines fantasy and introspection, encouraging reflection on their own journey of self-discovery and understanding in a transient world.
Available since: 07/10/2023.
Print length: 49 pages.

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