William Rose Benét's collection of poems is a lyrical tribute to the beauty of the natural world. With vivid imagery and a keen sense of the rhythms of language, Benét captures the power and majesty of the moon and its influence on human experience. This book is a feast for the senses, and a must-read for anyone who loves poetry.
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s/t: An Encyclopedia of World Literature and the ArtsReference book on the symbols, movements, genres, characters & individuals found in Arts & Literature--as well as disciplines which are effected, or are alluded to, in these fields.
A revised one-volume encyclopedia with over 10,000 informative entries,covering biographies of poets, playwrights, novelists and essayistsfrom Aristophanes, to Toni Morrison, from Chuang Tzu to Gabriel GarciaMarquez. There are plot summaries, sketches of principal characters,myths, legends and folklore, biographies of artists, musicians andhistorical personages, as well as accounts of significant schools andmovements in literature, and recipients of major literary awards.