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Sun-Up, and Other Poems
Lola Ridge
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Beschreibung
In Lola Ridge's 'Sun-Up, and Other Poems', readers are transported into the gritty realities of early 20th century America through her stark and powerful poetry. Using free verse and vivid imagery, Ridge delves into themes of social injustice, poverty, and the struggles of the working class. Her unique literary style captures the raw emotions of the era, making her work both timeless and relevant. 'Sun-Up' stands out in the literary context as a groundbreaking collection that sheds light on the forgotten voices of American society. Ridge's ability to evoke empathy and awareness through her writing is a testament to her talent as a poet. Lola Ridge, a feminist and activist, drew inspiration from her own experiences as an immigrant and advocate for social reform. Her background fueled her passion for shedding light on the marginalized communities of her time, which is evident in the raw honesty of 'Sun-Up, and Other Poems'. Ridge's commitment to social justice and her unique perspective as an outsider shaped the narrative of her poetry. I highly recommend 'Sun-Up, and Other Poems' to readers interested in exploring the social issues of early 20th century America through the lens of poetic realism. Lola Ridge's compelling poetry offers a thought-provoking look into the struggles of the working class and serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of empathy and understanding in society.
Kundenbewertungen
Early 20th century, Social justice, American modernist poetry, Free verse poetry, New York City, Working class experience, Women poets, Artistic expression, Immigrant writer, Feminist themes