Summary:
"Georgian Poetry 1911-1912" by Sir Edward Howard Marsh is a collection of poetry written during the early 20th century. This anthology features works from various poets that reflect a renewed vitality and beauty emerging in English poetry after a period of stagnation. The collection showcases a diverse range of voices and styles that aim to represent the burgeoning Georgian literary movement, paralleling significant periods of poetic evolution in history. The opening of this anthology contains a preface by the editor, introducing the essence of the Georgian period and its significance in the landscape of English poetry. It highlights the shift towards freshness and newfound strength in poetic expression and mentions the inclusion of a variety of poets, some less known at the time, thereby aiming to capture the spirit and evolution of their art. Following the introduction, the beginning selection introduces characters and themes by presenting verses that delve into existential musings and vivid imagery. The collection sets a tone of exploration and introspection as it beckons readers to engage with the moods, ideas, and emotional currents of the time. (This is an automatically generated summary.)