The Sense of Movement by Thom Gunn

The Sense of Movement by Thom Gunn

Publishing: 1957, University of Chicago Press; Chicago, Illinois. First edition

Thom Gunn was a British-born poet who blended classical control with the energy of postwar counterculture, becoming known for his sharp, disciplined verse about desire, identity, rebellion, and life on the margins in San Francisco. The Sense of Movement is considered the authors breakthrough book where he fuses strict metrical form with the spirit of postwar restlessness.

Condition: dust jacket with some edgewear, top edge of rear board,checkmark in pen on title of five poems , in Very good condition