This collection of poetry from Pulitzer Prize-winning author Arthur Davison Ficke takes readers on a journey through the beauty and meaning of the natural world. From the majesty of the mountains to the quiet contemplation of a garden, these poems inspire readers to view the world around them with fresh eyes and renewed appreciation.
Arthur Davison Ficke's 'Spectra' is a pioneering work of modernist poetry, originally published in 1916. In this collection, Ficke experiments with new forms and styles, including free verse and imagism, to explore themes such as love, nature, and spirituality. This edition includes an introduction by the poet and literary critic Ezra Pound.
A novel about a wealthy American woman's experience living in Mexico during the early 20th century, exploring themes of cultural differences and personal growth.