The Dread Voyage: Poems

Wilfred Campbell

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Sinopsis

In "The Dread Voyage: Poems," Wilfred Campbell intricately weaves a tapestry of maritime themes and existential inquiries through potent, lyrical verse. This collection presents a series of poems reflecting both the physical and metaphorical journey of sailors braving treacherous waters, an apt metaphor for the human condition itself. Campbell employs vivid imagery and rich symbolism, engaging with Romantic and Symbolist literary traditions, while also echoing the influence of American transcendentalism in his contemplations of nature and the self amid the challenges of life. Wilfred Campbell, a significant figure in Canadian poetry, drew inspiration from his own experiences and the rich landscapes of his homeland. Born in 1858, his upbringing during an era of burgeoning national identity fueled his explorations of Canadian themes in literature. Campbell's multifaceted career as a poet, journalist, and civil servant provided a profound understanding of the societal currents of his time, which he adeptly reflects in this work. His commitment to evoking a distinctly Canadian voice enriches the poems, inviting readers to ponder their own journeys. Readers seeking an evocative and reflective exploration of the human spirit will find great value in Campbell's "The Dread Voyage." This compelling collection serves as a reminder that life's tumultuous seas, while fraught with peril, lead to personal growth and discovery. New and seasoned poetry enthusiasts alike will appreciate Campbell's masterful command of language and his ability to convey deep emotional truths.

Disponible desde: 16/09/2022.

Longitud de impresión: 48 páginas.

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