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Teasdale is definitely older and more introspective in this volume (compared to Rivers to the Sea). These poems are more about nature, her inner life, and what she was contributing and experiencing. She's lost some of the wistfulness for love, and seems to have replaced it with a general longing for life in general. (Goodreads)
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Sara Teasdale (1884-1933) was an American lyric poet whose delicate, poignant verse captured the hearts of early 20th-century readers. Born in St. Louis, Missouri, Teasdale's frail health as a child led her to a life steeped in literature and introspection. Her poetry, characterized by its simplicity and emotional depth, often explored themes of love, beauty, and mortality, resonating deeply with the human experience.Teasdale's work gained significant recognition during her lifetime, earning her the first Columbia Poetry Prize in 1918, which later became the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry. Her poetry collections, such as "Rivers to the Sea" and "Love Songs," showcased her ability to convey profound emotions with clarity and grace, influencing contemporary poets like Edna St. Vincent Millay and Dorothy Parker.Despite her literary success, Teasdale's personal life was marked by melancholy and a sense of isolation. Her marriage to Ernst Filsinger, a businessman, ended in divorce, and she struggled with depression throughout her life. This inner turmoil often seeped into her poetry, adding a layer of authenticity and vulnerability that continues to captivate readers.Teasdale's tragic death by suicide in 1933 cast a shadow over her legacy, but her contributions to American poetry remain indelible. Her work not only reflects the societal shifts of her era but also offers timeless insights into the complexities of the human heart. Today, Sara Teasdale is remembered as a pioneering voice in lyric poetry, whose delicate yet powerful verses continue to inspire and move readers around the world.
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