Modernist Poets Set

Like other forms of literature, poetry is constantly evolving, and the modernist poets did much to push boundaries and expectations. The modernists are known for questioning objectivity and straying from the previous norms of poetry in the age of disillusionment. They put an emphasis on imagism, allusions, and sonic effects, and are now some of the most renowned poets in literary history. From Eliot's famous "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" to Stevens's "Sunday Morning," this set collects some giants of the era while maintaining a beautiful aesthetic.

Each book is from the Everyman's Library Pocket Poets series. These books are small, beautiful, cloth-bound volumes that feature a silk reading ribbon, acid-free, natural cream-colored paper, and European-style half-round spines.