The Burning Perch

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The Burning Perch is a posthumously published 1963 poetry collection by Louis MacNeice that reflects his late style of lyrical, reflective, and often darkly ironic verse.

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instanceOf book
poetry collection
author Louis MacNeice NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
criticalReception noted for its dark wit and irony
regarded as one of Louis MacNeice's strongest late collections
dateOfAuthorDeathRelated Louis MacNeice died in 1963 NERFINISHED
deathOfAuthorBeforePublication true
follows Solstices NERFINISHED
genre poetry
hasForm dramatic monologue
lyric poetry
narrative poem
hasInfluenceFrom Cold War atmosphere
World War II experience of Louis MacNeice
hasLiteraryStyle darkly ironic
lyrical
reflective
hasPoem Charon NERFINISHED
Soap Suds NERFINISHED
The Burning Perch (title poem) NERFINISHED
The Introduction NERFINISHED
The Other Wing NERFINISHED
The Suicide NERFINISHED
The Taxis NERFINISHED
The Tortoise NERFINISHED
The Truisms NERFINISHED
hasSubjectMatter myth and classical allusion
ordinary life under threat
political unease
urban life
hasTheme death
memory
modern anxiety
mortality
time
war and its aftermath
hasTone ironic
melancholic
reflective
isPosthumous true
language English
partOf Louis MacNeice's late poetry
publicationYear 1963
publisher Faber and Faber NERFINISHED
reflectsPeriodOfCareer late style of Louis MacNeice

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Louis MacNeice notableWork The Burning Perch