The Flaming Terrapin

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The Flaming Terrapin

poem by Campbell

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Roy Campbell
Campbell’s first long poem, The Flaming Terrapin (1924), which won him immediate recognition, exalts the instinctive vital force that brings forth intelligent human effort out of apathy and disillusionment. The Wayzgoose (1928) is a satire on South African intellectuals; and The Georgiad (1931) is a savage attack on the…
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Campbell’s first long poem, The Flaming Terrapin (1924), which won him immediate recognition, exalts the instinctive vital force that brings forth intelligent human effort out of apathy and disillusionment. The Wayzgoose (1928) is a satire on South African intellectuals; and The Georgiad (1931) is a savage attack on the…
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South African literature
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…was his long symbolic poem The Flaming Terrapin (1924). The acutely observant Plomer wrote with more restraint and experimented with rhythm and diction in such works as Notes for Poems (1927) and Visiting the Caves (1936).
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…was his long symbolic poem The Flaming Terrapin (1924). The acutely observant Plomer wrote with more restraint and experimented with rhythm and diction in such works as Notes for Poems (1927) and Visiting the Caves (1936).
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