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City of Dreadful Night and Other Poems
by James Thomson
Though often recognized for his pessimism, the poetry of James Thomson (1834-1882) possesses a haunting beauty and profound psychological depth. This 1903 edition, differing in selection from the original publication during his lifetime, offers a compelling glimpse into his most celebrated works. The title poem embarks on a chilling journey through realms that blend the supernatural with an intimate exploration of depression and existential angst. Thomsons subsequent pieces transform personal struggles, such as chronic insomnia, into striking art while paying homage to the poets who have inspired him. - Summary by MoonLylith
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Though often recognized for his pessimism, the poetry of James Thomson (1834-1882) possesses a haunting beauty and profound psychological depth. This 1903 edition, differing in selection from the original publication during his lifetime, offers a compelling glimpse into his most celebrated works. The title poem embarks on a chilling journey through realms that blend the supernatural with an intimate exploration of depression and existential angst. Thomsons subsequent pieces transform personal struggles, such as chronic insomnia, into striking art while paying homage to the poets who have inspired him. - Summary by MoonLylith
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