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Publisher:
Harper Collins |
Release
Date: 05/04/2004 |
ISBN:
0-06-056084-3 |
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Format
Reviewed: Hardback |
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Genre:
Poetry / Literature |
Reviewed:
2004 |
Reviewer:
Carisa Weeaks |
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Essential
Poems
(to fall
in love with)
Presented by Daisy
Goodwin
For
years, true fans of literature and poetry have continuously tried
to show that reading or listening to poetry can help a person’s
emotional stress. Daisy Goodwin is one of those passionate scholars.
With this book, Essential Poems (to fall in love with),
Goodwin goes into the darkly rich depths of the ocean, that is the
human capacity to give, receive, feel, and know love.
Essential
Poems is a collection of poetry from famous and somewhat unknown
poets that deal with the many different aspects--both good and bad--of
love. From “A Red, Red Rose” by Robert Burns to Wendy
Cope’s “Two Cures for Love,” Goodwin gives her
readers an incredible collection of poems about love, marriage,
loss, heartache, and lost love being found again.
Whether
you’re already in love or desperately looking for it, this
is a great book for anyone who has ever had an experience or seeks
to have an experience with the most complex emotion a living creature
could ever have. Goodwin has outdone herself this time with the
selection that she’s compiled in this book. It may be small
in stature, but its effect is enough to bring the strongest of humans
to their knees. Bravo!
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