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The Congo and Other Poems edition by Vachel Lindsay Reference eBooks

Unfortunately, this Kindle edition is not worth even the price of free. The contents consist entirely of the poem title and a brief discussion of how to read the poem; the actual poem is not included.

Product details File Size 124 KB Print Length 94 pages Simultaneous Device Usage Unlimited Publication Date May 12, 2012 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B0082RXSUM

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The Congo and Other Poems edition by Vachel Lindsay Reference eBooks Reviews

The collection of poetry is extremely interesting . The visual and sound combination celebrates a differnet approach to poetry than encountered elsewhere. A beautiful collection!
Some great poems and a few duds. Vachel Lindsay and WB Yeats are the last of the popular major English poets. A nice book for those who like poetry. As for T.S. Elliot he has too many misses to be considered a major influence except by some academics. Unfortunately modern poetry has degenerated into academics analyzing academics analyzing academics and navel staring—unless you include RAP.
Unfortunately, this edition is not worth even the price of free. The contents consist entirely of the poem title and a brief discussion of how to read the poem; the actual poem is not included.