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Friday, February 22, 2019

Book Review, “Three Sunsets” and Other Poems, with Twelve Fairy-Fancies by Lewis Caroll & E. Gertrude Thomson

Book Review, “Three Sunsets” and Other Poems, with Twelve Fairy-Fancies by Lewis Caroll & E. Gertrude Thomson


A beautiful and slightly unauthorized collection of poetry is at stake here for the loved ones in our world who know the difference between shades of grey in our pursuit of happiness, also madness, where thoughts flow after the source instead of returning to our minds in disappointing features except for the anonymous styles presumed and heard of.  Lewis Caroll was the author for the Alice in Wonderland original book.  Here, we assume more is the same with Caroll in his speech on elegant, fine, young-looking ladies.  Love is given definite shades of colors other than merely grey and grey itself is enlightened by the poet through vivid, romantic rhyme and riddle correlated in bits towards his fiery passion and natural gut instincts.  Of course we’re also referring to a period in literature when sins were exclaimed about over and over in rhyme and reason for ethics beyond approach and under scrutiny for natural disasters, and, as such, even Caroll’s revealing hints on a lady’s vision for everlasting coordination with the light can be expressed, interpreted, and relished on in dogmatical verse, given that the reader doesn’t mistakenly assume this stereotype I’ve heard from modern philosophers- “religious fundamentalists are always dogmatical”.  Cultures outside of United States and England have enjoyed Caroll’s poetry since various ideas and relations of intellect burn through us in such natural, unsightly forces by the poet’s words for values near a coast or details upon the shore of reason; as of yet, I haven’t totally revamped my prejudice against a lot of those “fans” of the Alice in Wonderland series on Deviant Art because I’ve searched “Alice in Wonderland” on DA’s search engine and have encountered infinite volumes of Alice in a bloody dress holding a knife.  That’s… excessive.  Caroll would’ve actually thought ideas for Alice more politely and only given into some of Earth’s madness in relation to crime, violence, and evil measures.  Those pictures aren’t literally true and in plenty of cases are virtually false.  All we have to do to start things up with is read poems from this collection in such sheer, imaginary pleasures related to text as opposed to just body parts and extreme magnitude.  We can hear the words breathing under our own spell for literary interpretations due to factors in connection with vision along beams of light as even Caroll’s tremendous voice of relationship towards women can be heard and assumed on proper manners and etiquette.

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