Mystic Poets Series (4 vols.)
Overview
Throughout the ages, humanity has endeavored to understand its place in the universe. In this collection, four mystic poets of diverse cultural and religious backgrounds examine the human experience from various eras in history. Gerard Manley Hopkins, the Victorian poet, uses startling metaphors to describe the journey of a searching soul. Nobel prize winner Rabindranath Tagore explores divine love and heavenly desires. Walt Whitman, the father of free verse, calls for spiritual and social revolution. And Hafiz, the acclaimed Persian poet, addresses the longing that defines the human experience. From earthly beauty, to divine love, these influential poets explore the human quest for self-discovery.
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Key Features
- Presents works by four influential poets
- Provides introductions to each poet’s works
- Includes notes on the context and influence of the poems
Product Details
- Title: Mystic Poets Series
- Series: The Mystic Poets
- Publisher: SkyLight Paths Publishing
- Volumes: 4
- Pages: 592
- Resource Type: Poetry
- Topic: Literature and the Arts
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