Poems (1930)

Poems (1930) by W. H. Auden is a significant collection that showcases the author’s early work, originally published by Faber & Faber. This edition, released in 2013, presents the text of the second edition from 1933, which features a revised selection of poems, omitting seven pieces while introducing new ones. With 96 pages, this book offers readers a glimpse into Auden’s electrifying and enigmatic style, marking his influential debut in the world of poetry.
In this collection, readers will encounter a range of themes and styles that reflect Auden’s unique voice and perspective. The poems delve into various aspects of life and society, contributing to the broader landscape of European poetry. This reissue makes Auden’s work accessible once again, allowing both new and returning readers to explore the depth and complexity of his early poetic expressions.
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Auden’s electrifying, enigmatic and extraordinarily influential debut collection was published by Faber in 1930, and simply entitled Poems. For the second edition (1933) he omitted seven items and added new poems in their place. Available again for the first time since 1950, this reissue follows the text of the second edition.
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