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Pipe and Pouch: The Smoker's Own Book of Poetry - A poetic journey through tobacco culture and literary smoking - cover

Pipe and Pouch: The Smoker's Own Book of Poetry - A poetic journey through tobacco culture and literary smoking

Charles Lamb, Henry Fielding, William Cowper, Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Rudyard Kipling, James Russell Lowell, Charles Baudelaire, Lord Byron, Henry S. Leigh, Robert Ayton

Verlag: Good Press

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Within the pages of *Pipe and Pouch: The Smoker's Own Book of Poetry*, readers embark on an evocative journey through poetic explorations centered around the simple yet profound theme of smoking. This anthology amalgamates a diversity of literary styles ranging from the classical verses of Romanticism to the introspective musings of Victorian sensibilities. The collection stands as a testament to the myriad ways in which smoking has permeated literature, serving both as a meditation point and a vehicle for cultural critique. Each piece in this collection unravels a fresh aspect of contemplative engagement, with standout poems painting vivid imagery or capturing fleeting moments of reflection. The anthology gathers eminent voices such as Charles Lamb, Henry Fielding, and Rudyard Kipling, presenting readers with a tapestry of historical and cultural perspectives. These poets, drawn from diverse literary and geographical backgrounds, converge through their shared exploration of the thematic richness surrounding the act of smoking. Engaging with movements such as the Romantic and Gothic, their works cascade through temporal and cultural shifts, illuminating smoking's role as both a personal pastime and a social ritual. For readers eager to delve into a collection that not only satisfies an aesthetic craving but also compels critical reflection, *Pipe and Pouch* offers a unique lens on smoking's multifaceted impact across eras and genres. This anthology provides a rare opportunity to engage with a multiplicity of voices, each contributing to a richer understanding of cultural history. Whether for its educational merit or the sheer delight of its lyrical harmony, this is a collection that promises compelling dialogue and enduring insights, making it an essential volume for both academicians and poetry enthusiasts alike.
Verfügbar seit: 12.08.2023.
Drucklänge: 78 Seiten.

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