The Collected Poems of Dylan Thomas
Book • 1952
This collection includes some of Thomas's most iconic poems, such as 'Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night', 'Fern Hill', and 'And Death Shall Have No Dominion'.
It reflects his exploration of mortality, nature, and memory, with a unique blend of beauty and sorrow.
The book has been influential in literature and beyond, inspiring artists like Bob Dylan and John Lennon.
It reflects his exploration of mortality, nature, and memory, with a unique blend of beauty and sorrow.
The book has been influential in literature and beyond, inspiring artists like Bob Dylan and John Lennon.
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Chosen by Carl Jones to read during his time on a desert island, as it reminds him of his childhood in Wales and his love for wildlife.
Professor Carl Jones, conservation biologist
