Selected Poems (Penguin Classics)

Selected Poems by William Barnes is a collection published by Penguin Books Ltd on April 28, 1994. This edition features 192 pages and is presented in English. The book showcases the work of William Barnes, who is recognized as the foremost Dorset dialect poet, with his lyrics having garnered admiration from notable figures such as Tennyson, Hopkins, and Hardy.
Readers will discover a selection of Barnes’ poetry that reflects his unique use of dialect and language. This collection highlights the revival of interest in his work, which has seen a resurgence in contemporary discussions about 19th-century poetry. The poems offer insight into the cultural and linguistic landscape of Dorset, making this edition a valuable resource for those exploring the contributions of individual poets from this era.
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William Barnes (1801-1886) was the greatest Dorset dialect poet whose lyrics, though greatly admired by Tennyson, Hopkins and Hardy, have had less currency in this century until a recent and widespread revival of interest.
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