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The Sound of Solitude is the most moving, private, and essential collection of verse Rod McKuen has yet been willing to share with his millions of readers. Written in diary form like his all-time bestseller, Listen to the Warm, this book details the slow, secret search for love, the joy of finding someone, and the nearly indefinable emptiness left behind when love goes.
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Bryan Neeley
reviewed The sound of solitude on January 19, 2016
The sound of solitude
Eh. I feel like the title is misleading, Poems on Solitude? More like poems on nature. My takeaway from this book is that I'll never read another poem by Walt Whitman (man writes about trees for 30 pages) he's not that great. Emily Dickinson is SO emo like girl stop throwing yourself a pity-party. Some poems were good though, like Shakespeare's sonnets and Danse Russe by William Carlos Williams. That's about it. The rest was trash or mediocre at best. Sue me.
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