Charles Simic’s poetry collection That Little Something offers a masterful blend of simplicity and depth, capturing the nuances of everyday life through a lens of wit and insight. His poems often explore themes of memory, identity, and the surreal elements lurking beneath ordinary moments. With a voice that is both humble and profound, Simic invites readers to find beauty in the mundane, making each short piece resonate with emotional and intellectual richness. This collection stands out for its accessibility and subtle philosophical undertones, making it a rewarding read for both seasoned poetry lovers and newcomers.
Charles Simic’s poetry collection That Little Something offers a masterful blend of simplicity and depth, capturing the nuances of everyday life through a lens of wit and insight. His poems often explore themes of memory, identity, and the surreal elements lurking beneath ordinary moments. With a voice that is both humble and profound, Simic invites readers to find beauty in the mundane, making each short piece resonate with emotional and intellectual richness. This collection stands out for its accessibility and subtle philosophical undertones, making it a rewarding read for both seasoned poetry lovers and newcomers.
Harcourt, Inc, New York, 2008 hardback first edition dustjacket has slight shelf wear otherwise a very good, clean copy
