Wolves of the Sea and other Poems
'Wolves of the Sea and other Poems' Summary
The poems in this collection are varied in subject matter, but they are all connected by their dark tone and their exploration of the sea. The sea is a powerful and mysterious force, and it can be both beautiful and terrifying. Bashford's poems capture the beauty and the terror of the sea, and they will leave you with a sense of wonder and awe.Book Details
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