ACT V Scene I: Poems

Wisdom and beauty permeate Stanley Moss's poetry, showcasing a remarkable diversity of styles unified by his distinct voice. His work is characterized by astonishing pace, strategy, and wit, reflecting the depth of knowledge he possesses. As a prominent figure from the mid-20th century literary scene, Moss's originality shines through, alongside his quirky personal touches, such as his affection for donkeys and ownership of Ted Roethke's raccoon coat.