Description
“Thomas’ second volume Twenty-five Poems appeared in September 1936 by which time he had joined London’s bohemian society. The full meaning of his poetry – the human passage from womb to tomb – with its multiple and occasional over-dense use of compound adjectives through religious, sexual and natural imagery, continues for many readers to be obscure.” (J.Murray)
- 1. Prologue 5.31
- 2. A Refusal to Mourn the Death of a Child Killed
by Fire in London 1.40 - 3. The Force that Through the Green Fuse
Drives the Flower…. 1.47 - 4. Laugharne 4.21
- 5. If I were Tickled by the Rub of Love 3.13
- 6. In My Craft or Sullen Art 1.05
- 7. Love in the Asylum 1.16
- 8. Should Lanterns Shine 1.17
- 9. Holiday Memory 18.06
- 10. Quite Early One Morning 12.26
- 11. Return Journey to Swansea (with supporting cast) 26.46
