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Wilfrid Wilson Gibson

    Wilfrid Wilson Gibson's poetry frequently evokes the rugged beauty and social realities of the North East of England, particularly the wild landscapes of Northumberland. His verses often drew upon local ballads and a rich folk-song heritage, portraying the lives of fishermen, industrial workers, and miners. Gibson also explored darker, macabre themes and touched upon the ironies of war, even without direct experience. His work resonates with a profound connection to the region and its people.

    Fires Book 3 The Hare, and Other Tales
    Fires Book 1 The Stone, and Other Tales
    Fires Book 2 The Ovens, and Other Tales
    • 2024

      Through evocative prose poetry, this collection examines the human condition, focusing on themes of nature, social injustice, and the working class. Gibson employs lyrical language and metaphorical storytelling to reveal universal truths about life, while his vivid imagery captures both the beauty of the natural world and the harsh realities of social inequality. The poems resonate emotionally, offering profound insights into everyday struggles and triumphs, showcasing Gibson's literary talent and ability to convey the essence of life through poetry.

      Fires Book 2 The Ovens, and Other Tales
    • 2024

      Fires Book 1 The Stone, and Other Tales

      • 60 pages
      • 3 hours of reading

      This poetry collection intricately explores the human condition through evocative prose poetry. With a focus on nature, social injustice, and the working class, Gibson employs lyrical language and metaphorical storytelling to reveal universal truths about life. Each poem is rich with imagery, contrasting the beauty of the natural world against the harsh realities of social inequality. The collection offers profound insights into the struggles and triumphs of everyday life, showcasing Gibson's literary talent and emotional depth, leaving a lasting impact on readers.

      Fires Book 1 The Stone, and Other Tales
    • 2024

      Through evocative prose poetry, this collection explores the human condition, focusing on themes of nature, social injustice, and the working class's struggles. Gibson's lyrical language and metaphorical storytelling reveal universal truths about life, inviting contemplation of existence's complexities. Each poem is rich in imagery, contrasting the beauty of nature with the harshness of social inequality. This work showcases Gibson's literary talent, offering profound insights into everyday life and leaving a lasting emotional impact on readers.

      Fires Book 3 The Hare, and Other Tales