Laurence Hope, a pseudonym for Adela Florence Nicholson, was an English poet who found profound inspiration in India, where she spent much of her life. Her poetry conveys an intimate understanding of the subcontinent's customs, passions, and philosophies, often blurring the lines between her personal experiences and the collective psyche of a culture she deeply admired. The profound connection Hope forged with India, coupled with the tragic romantic aspects of her own life, infuses her work with deep pathos and an unmistakable authenticity that leads readers to speculate the extent to which her poetry may be autobiographical.
'Readers who seek a lyrical foray into the enchanted world of Indian romance will find 'India's Love Lyrics' to be an irresistible collection. Hope's literary craftsmanship offers a sensual journey through landscapes of yearning and loss, celebration and despair. This poetic anthology is highly recommended for those who desire to immerse themselves in a lyricism that conveys the universal emotions of love through the prism of India's rich cultural heritage.
Laurence Hope, born Adela Florence Cory in 1865, was an English poet deeply inspired by the landscapes, culture, and experiences of life in British India. Married to Colonel Malcolm Hassels Nicolson, Hope gained considerable insight into Anglo-Indian society which she eloquently expressed in her poetry. Under the pseudonym 'Laurence Hope,' her work drew from the passion and mystique of the Indian subcontinent, inextricably linking love and longing with the vivid tapestry of Eastern life. Her most renowned collection, 'India's Love Lyrics' (1901), exhibited these themes with sensual and at times melancholic verses that captivated readers with their exoticism and heartfelt emotion. Hope's verse often reflects the tragic nuances of love, blending her personal despair from an unhappy marriage and the loss of her children. Unfortunately, her life mirrored the tragic intensity of her work, ending in her suicide in 1904. Hope's literary style is characterized by its romantic imagery, steeped in the symbolism and allure of her adopted homeland, echoing the greater human experience of love, loss, and yearning. Her work remains a poignant chronicle of colonial India, encapsulating the convergence of Eastern and Western sensibilities during a time of tumultuous cultural intersection.
Erscheint lt. Verlag | 15.8.2022 |
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Verlagsort | Prague |
Sprache | englisch |
Themenwelt | Literatur ► Lyrik / Dramatik ► Lyrik / Gedichte |
Schlagworte | Adela Florence Nicholson • British Raj literature • colonial era literature • English literature • exotic love poems • India • Indian English Poetry • India's Love Lyrics book • Laurence Hope poems • lyrical poetry collection • orientalist verse • Poetry • Romantic poetry |
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