Desultory Thoughts In London, Titus And Gisippus

Exploring themes of love, nature, politics, and religion, this poetry collection showcases Charles Lloyd's romantic style through 31 poems, including "Desultory Thoughts in London" and the narrative "Titus and Gisippus." The former reflects on the author's experiences in London, capturing feelings of isolation amid urban life, while the latter delves into friendship and jealousy as two friends vie for the affection of the same woman. This work offers a profound glimpse into Lloyd's emotional landscape and literary craftsmanship.