Stevie Smith : a selection (edition 1983)

by Stevie Smith

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The ideal introduction to a poet like no other - now reissued to join the Faber Poetry front-list

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Title:	Stevie Smith : a selection
Authors:	Stevie Smith
Info:	London : Faber, 1983.
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Interesting but odd. Poetry is such an individual thing. I read an entire book and like five out of one hundred poems...does that make the book worth reading? (

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Karen74Leigh | Sep 4, 2019 |

Funny. Awful. Gruesome little poems that sneak up on you. Al those sing song nursery rhymish rhymes...Some were just funny. Being me I liked the macabre ones best. (

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