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"Lyrics" is a collection of poetry by Arthur Symons, showcasing his lyrical and often melancholic verse. Symons, a key figure in the aesthetic movement, explores themes of love, loss, and the transience of beauty through evocative imagery and musical language.
This volume offers a window into the late Victorian era's artistic sensibilities, reflecting the influence of French symbolism and a fascination with the ephemeral. Symons's poems are characterized by their delicate craftsmanship and emotional depth, making "Lyrics" a notable contribution to English poetry. His work captures the spirit of a generation grappling with changing social and artistic landscapes, and his poems continue to resonate with readers who appreciate the power of carefully wrought language and profound emotion.
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