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I began as a poet, my first publication was a poem. So I suppose on my tombstone Id be very pleased if they put Poet and shortstory writerand occasional essayist in that order.Now, in what would have been his sixtieth year, and ten years after his death, Raymond Carvers poemsmore than three hundred in allare collected in this volume, allowing readers to experience their full range and overwhelming cumulative power. This complete edition brings together, in their order of publication, the early poems of Fires, the mature work of Where Water Comes Together with Other Water and Ultramarine, and the last, intensely moving collection, A New Path to the Waterfall. Poems uncollected during his lifetime, but published posthumously in No Heroics, Please, are included in an appendix.The text has been edited by Professor William L. Stull of the University of Hartford, whose notes address details of first publication and significant variant readings. The introduction by Tess Gallagher, Mr. Carvers widow, provides valuable insights into his methods of composition.Hailed as our own Chekhov, and certainly the preeminent storyteller of his time, Raymond Carver is revealed in All of Us as the heir to that most appealing American poetic voice, the lyricism of Theodore Rothke and James Wright (New York Times). And whether in fiction or verse, his heart, craft, and vision ensure his essential position in modern literature.
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I was excited to dive into 'The Collected Poems,' but some of the themes didn't resonate with me. Maybe it's just my personal taste. It's a well-compiled book, but I found it hard to relate to a couple of the poems.
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Elena Gómez
Not What I Expected
I was excited to dive into 'The Collected Poems,' but some of the themes didn't resonate with me. Maybe it's just my personal taste. It's a well-compiled book, but I found it hard to relate to a couple of the poems.
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Sophia Mitchell
A Beautiful Collection of Poetry
I absolutely loved reading 'The Collected Poems.' The way the poems flow together is just magical. It's perfect for those quiet evenings when I want something to inspire me. Definitely a keeper for my bookshelf!
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Sophia Mitchell
A Beautiful Collection of Poetry
I absolutely loved reading 'The Collected Poems.' The way the poems flow together is just magical. It's perfect for those quiet evenings when I want something to inspire me. Definitely a keeper for my bookshelf!
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Ravi Patel
Thought-Provoking and Deep
This anthology is filled with some really thought-provoking pieces. While I enjoyed many of the poems, a few felt a bit too abstract for my taste. It’s a lovely gift for someone who appreciates poetry, though!
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