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Selected Poems
Arthur Hugh Clough
Book Overview:
During his short but eventful life, Arthur Hugh Clough wrote poems on subjects as varied as religious doubt, European politics and social injustice. This selection has been chosen from his collected works so that listeners familiar with Clough might hear old favorites while others may find new poems to enjoy.
During his short but eventful life, Arthur Hugh Clough wrote poems on subjects as varied as religious doubt, European politics and social injustice. This selection has been chosen from his collected works so that listeners familiar with Clough might hear old favorites while others may find new poems to enjoy.
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Clough's is a mind given to argue with itself, to dramatise both sides of a question in distinct voices, and also to submit himself to an unwearying (though sometimes an exhausting) scrutiny. This tendency gets its fullest play in his verse dialogues, as where Didychus's 'worse' spirit, perhaps the
Often clever, sharp and as pointed as Byron. Amours du voyage especially fine, and the semi-Faustian Dipsychus.