A Quoi Bon Dire
by Charlotte Mew
‘A Quoi Bon Dire’ by Charlotte Mew, explores the process of aging and deals with topics such as loss and death. Here’s a complete analysis.
Fin de Fête
by Charlotte Mew
Fin de Fête by Charlotte Mew is a love poem that depicts the depths and the sorrows of thwarted love.
I so liked Spring
by Charlotte Mew
‘I so liked Spring’ by Charlotte Mew is a two-stanza work that uses the immature stance of the narrator’s romantic interest.
Rooms
by Charlotte Mew
Charlotte Mew is a lesser-known poet of the 19th century, nonetheless, her poem ‘Rooms’ is a wonderful example of that
The Farmer’s Bride
by Charlotte Mew
With this poem, The Farmer’s Bride, Charlotte Mew tells the tragic love story of a farmer and his wife. The story
The Trees Are Down
by Charlotte Mew
‘The Trees Are Down’ by Charlotte Mew is a poem about her reaction to the cutting down of the great plane trees at Euston Square Garden in the 1920s.