This collection explores the poet's use of imagery and symbolism to convey themes of nature, spirituality, and social justice. It examines how Hopkins' unique style, characterized by dense allusions and complex syntax, contributes to his exploration of these themes. The book also discusses the historical context in which Hopkins wrote, including the influence of Catholicism and the Victorian era's social and cultural norms.
By Joyce Kilmer · First published 1918 · Genre: Religious Poetry, Mystical Poetry, Lyric Poetry