Publisher's Synopsis
In this collection of poetry, John Davidson offers a satirical take on the literary culture of his time. His use of humor and irony create a sense of irreverence that is both refreshing and entertaining. These poems touch on themes of art, creativity, and the human experience. Fans of satirical poetry and the cultural landscape of the late 19th century will not want to miss this work.
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