Priapus and the Pool
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"Priapus and the Pool" is a notable work by Conrad Aiken, a significant figure in American modernist poetry. First published in 1922, this collection showcases Aiken's distinctive style and thematic concerns. The poems explore themes of identity, consciousness, and the complexities of human experience, reflecting the introspective and experimental nature of early 20th-century literature. Aiken's lyrical language and innovative forms offer readers a profound engagement with the inner landscape of the self and the external world.
This volume stands as a testament to Aiken's enduring contribution to American poetry, appealing to scholars and enthusiasts interested in modernist literature and the evolution of poetic expression.
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