Early Poems

Published in 1922, this collection of poems showcases the early work of British writer Dorothy Wellesley. Known for her evocative verse and her influential social circle, Wellesley was active in literary and political circles throughout the first half of the 20th century. This volume includes poems on a variety of subjects, from nature and beauty to love and loss, and reflects both Wellesley's personal experiences and broader cultural trends of the time.

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