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This book deals with the Caribbean phase of Walcott's poetry, as represented by the volumes produced from 1948 to 1979, an output extending from the juvenilia (25 Poems [1948], Poems [1951], and Epitaph for the Young [1949]) to The Star-Apple Kingdom (1979).
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humanist intelligence, skeletal candour, abandoning dead metaphors, glory trumpeter, older muse, metaphorical enterprise, informing purpose, simple flame, leap into light, deep narrative, estranging sea, immortal wheat, sea odyssey, borrowed metaphors, secret ladder, older metaphors, green night, electric fusion, muse figure, red nigger, rustling forest, native setting, becoming grounded, fresh metaphors, revolutionary creed
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New World, West Indian, Old World, United States, Maria Concepcion, Van Gogh, Anse La Raye, Fighting Fifth, Monkey Mountain, The Sea Is History, South American, Mass Man, Port of Spain, Sea Grapes, The Figure of Crusoe, Caribs of Grenada, Harold Simmons, Norman Manley, North America, American Indians, Old Testament, Third World, Amazonian Indian, Anna Awaking, Black Power
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