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  • Finch
    Robert Finch

    Dover Beach Revisited (1961), treating the World War II evacuation of Dunkirk and issues of faith, contains 11 variations on Matthew Arnold’s poem. In another collection, Variations and Theme (1980), Finch describes in 14 poem variations the fate of a rare pink water lily. His…

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    Dover Beach Revisited (1961), treating the World War II evacuation of Dunkirk and issues of faith, contains 11 variations on Matthew Arnold’s poem. In another collection, Variations and Theme (1980), Finch describes in 14 poem variations the fate of a rare pink water lily. His…

    Read More