The Collected Poems - John Clare
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Collected Poems by John Clare is a beautifully curated collection of the beloved English poet's most significant works. Often referred to as the "peasant poet," Clare's verse is deeply rooted in his connection to the natural world, rural life, and the English countryside. His poetry vividly portrays the changing seasons, the beauty of the landscape, and the struggles of ordinary people. With its heartfelt simplicity and keen observation, this collection highlights Clare's unique voice in the Romantic tradition, capturing the emotional and sensory richness of nature and the human experience.…mehr

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Collected Poems by John Clare is a beautifully curated collection of the beloved English poet's most significant works. Often referred to as the "peasant poet," Clare's verse is deeply rooted in his connection to the natural world, rural life, and the English countryside. His poetry vividly portrays the changing seasons, the beauty of the landscape, and the struggles of ordinary people. With its heartfelt simplicity and keen observation, this collection highlights Clare's unique voice in the Romantic tradition, capturing the emotional and sensory richness of nature and the human experience. Collected Poems celebrates Clare's legacy as one of the most poignant and insightful poets of his time.
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John Clare (1793-1864) was an English poet known for his vivid depictions of rural life and nature. Often referred to as the "peasant poet," Clare's work captures the beauty of the English countryside with striking authenticity and emotional depth. Born into poverty, Clare's early life was shaped by the landscapes of Northamptonshire, which became central themes in his poetry. His work often reflects a deep connection to nature, alongside themes of personal struggle, mental illness, and social isolation. Despite facing financial hardship and a turbulent mental state later in life, Clare's poetry gained rec ognition for its honesty, sensitivity, and lyrical brilliance, securing his place as one of the most important figures in 19th-century English literature.