Poet Looks At The Moon
by Jo Hsu Chang
'Poet Looks At The Moon' Summary
The poems in A Poet Looks at the Moon are characterized by their simplicity, elegance, and evocative imagery. They often use nature as a metaphor for human experience, and explore the relationship between the individual and the cosmos. The moon is a recurring image in the poems, and is often used to symbolize the unattainable ideal or the path to enlightenment.Book Details
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