The Collected Poems - Hood, Thomas
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Collected Poems by Thomas Hood is a comprehensive collection of the celebrated English poet's most enduring works. Known for his wit, humor, and deep sensitivity, Hood's poetry spans a wide range of emotions, from lighthearted and satirical verses to poignant reflections on sorrow and social issues. Famous for poems like The Song of the Shirt and The Bridge of Sighs, Hood's work often addresses the struggles of the poor and the injustices of society, while also capturing moments of personal loss and melancholy. Collected Poems showcases Hood's ability to blend humor with compassion, making…mehr

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Collected Poems by Thomas Hood is a comprehensive collection of the celebrated English poet's most enduring works. Known for his wit, humor, and deep sensitivity, Hood's poetry spans a wide range of emotions, from lighthearted and satirical verses to poignant reflections on sorrow and social issues. Famous for poems like The Song of the Shirt and The Bridge of Sighs, Hood's work often addresses the struggles of the poor and the injustices of society, while also capturing moments of personal loss and melancholy. Collected Poems showcases Hood's ability to blend humor with compassion, making this volume an essential read for those interested in the intersection of 19th-century social commentary and poetic art.
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Thomas Hood (1799-1845) was an English poet, author, and humorist, known for his wit, pathos, and social commentary. Born in London, Hood began his career in the world of publishing and journalism before turning to poetry. His works often blended humor with deep empathy, tackling themes of human suffering, social injustice, and the complexities of life. Some of his most famous poems include The Song of the Shirt (1843), a poignant reflection on the plight of the working poor, and The Bridge of Sighs (1844), which addresses the harsh realities of urban life. Despite struggling with financial difficulties and health problems throughout his life, Hood's legacy endures for his ability to craft both light-hearted verses and powerful, heart-rending social commentary.