The Farmer's Bride

"The Farmer's Bride" by Charlotte Mew offers a powerful collection of 20th-century English poetry. Mew stands as a significant voice among women poets, crafting verses that explore themes of love, loss, and the human condition with unflinching honesty. This collection showcases her distinct poetic style, solidifying her place in the landscape of modern poetry. Explore the depths of human emotion through her evocative language and poignant imagery. A testament to Mew's enduring talent, this volume presents a carefully prepared republication of her work, ensuring the preservation of her literary contributions for all who appreciate the beauty and complexity of English poetry. This edition allows readers to experience the timeless quality of Mew's verse and to understand why she remains a celebrated figure in European and general poetry circles.

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