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"Primavera: Poems by Four Authors" by Manmohan Ghose, Laurence Binyon, Arthur Shearly Cripps, and Stephen Phillips
Four unique voices, four expert poets, four ways of looking at the world. This little book was written by four friends. The poems have the distinction of making one wish to be acquainted with their authors. Though they differ a good deal in tone, they possess marked common characteristics: a refinement, and a gentle melancholy that comes along with being in the spring of one's life.
Four unique voices, four expert poets, four ways of looking at the world. This little book was written by four friends. The poems have the distinction of making one wish to be acquainted with their authors. Though they differ a good deal in tone, they possess marked common characteristics: a refinement, and a gentle melancholy that comes along with being in the spring of one's life.
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