The New Poetry refers to significant shifts in poetic form, style, and subject matter, typically emerging from the late 19th and early 20th centuries and continuing into contemporary times. This movement is often characterized by a break from traditional meter and rhyme, embracing experimental language, diverse perspectives, and a focus on individual experience or social commentary, profoundly revolutionizing the landscape of verse.
Discover 'Flyover Country Poems,' a compelling collection from the acclaimed Princeton Series Of Contemporary Poets. This volume showcases modern American poetry, offering unique perspectives and voices that capture the essence of often-overlooked regions, making it a significant addition to any contemporary poetry collection.
This compelling collection, "The Postmodern Temparaments Fifteen Poets," offers an insightful journey into the diverse voices and stylistic innovations of fifteen significant contemporary poets. It delves into the unique literary temperaments and thematic concerns that define the postmodern era, providing readers with a rich and thought-provoking exploration of modern verse.