Stephen Spender’s Dolphins poetry collection is a poignant exploration of human vulnerability and resilience, capturing moments of innocence and the complexities of social consciousness. Through delicate imagery and evocative language, Spender delves into themes of youth, nature, and the tension between personal freedom and societal constraints. The titular poem, along with others in the collection, reflects his keen observations of the natural world intertwined with a subtle yet powerful critique of political and cultural divisions. This collection remains a timeless testament to Spender's mastery of lyrical expression and his commitment to illuminating the human condition.
Stephen Spender’s Dolphins poetry collection is a poignant exploration of human vulnerability and resilience, capturing moments of innocence and the complexities of social consciousness. Through delicate imagery and evocative language, Spender delves into themes of youth, nature, and the tension between personal freedom and societal constraints. The titular poem, along with others in the collection, reflects his keen observations of the natural world intertwined with a subtle yet powerful critique of political and cultural divisions. This collection remains a timeless testament to Spender's mastery of lyrical expression and his commitment to illuminating the human condition.
Faber and Faber, 1994 paperback first edition, name inscribed inside and some shelf wear otherwise a very good copy with no other internal/external markings
