Twelve Poems

Rediscover the evocative power of Edith Wharton's poetry with "Twelve Poems," a carefully curated selection of her most compelling verses. This collection offers a glimpse into Wharton's lesser-known, yet equally brilliant, contributions to American letters. Explore themes of love, loss, nature, and society through the eyes of a celebrated novelist and keen observer of the human condition.

These poems, originally published in the 20th century, showcase Wharton's mastery of language and her insightful perspective as a woman in a rapidly changing world. Perfect for readers interested in American poetry, women poets, and classic literary collections, "Twelve Poems" is a testament to Wharton's enduring artistry and her ability to capture the complexities of life in elegant, thought-provoking verse. This edition preserves the integrity of the original text, offering a timeless reading experience.

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