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Poems Chiefly from Manuscript
John Clare
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Collection of poems by the English poet, in his time commonly known as "the Northamptonshire Peasant Poet." His descriptions of rural scenes show a keen and loving appreciation of nature; his knowledge of the natural world went far beyond that of the major Romantic poets, and his love-songs and ballads charm by their genuine feeling.
Collection of poems by the English poet, in his time commonly known as "the Northamptonshire Peasant Poet." His descriptions of rural scenes show a keen and loving appreciation of nature; his knowledge of the natural world went far beyond that of the major Romantic poets, and his love-songs and ballads charm by their genuine feeling.
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Community Reviews
Really interesting details of John Clare’s life and love some of his poetry. Great for nature-lovers. Also sad how much wildlife familiar to Clare is rare or absent from our countryside now.
I didn't enjoy the early poems so much - they seemed too long to me and with basic rhyming schemes. However the Middle Period poems were of more interest, and the Asylum Poems were very good indeed. Sad to think of a man who loved the natural world so much and knew it so well, incarcerated in an asy