Crow (Faber Poetry)
by Ted Hughes
In 'Crow,' Ted Hughes crafts a mesmerizing poetic sequence centered on the enigmatic crow, weaving tales of survival, myth, and the primal forces of life. This Faber edition showcases his masterful language, blending ferocity with profound insight into existence's raw undercurrents.
About This Book
Ted Hughes's 'Crow' stands as a seminal work in modern poetry, published by Faber as part of their distinguished poetry series. The collection delves into profound themes through the lens of its titular figure, the crow, symbolizing resilience and primal energy.
Each poem in the volume builds a mythic narrative, blending dark humor with philosophical depth. Hughes employs stark imagery and rhythmic intensity to evoke the cycles of creation and destruction.
As a cornerstone of 20th-century literature, 'Crow' invites readers to confront the untamed aspects of nature and the human spirit. Its innovative style continues to influence poets and scholars alike.
The Faber Poetry edition preserves the original text, offering an accessible entry into Hughes's powerful oeuvre for both new and seasoned readers.
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