The Certain Hour

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Exploring the tension between societal indifference and the value of poetry, this collection delves into the lives of renowned poets like Alexander Pope and Robert Herrick. Through imaginative storytelling, Cabell reflects on whether poetry serves as a futile endeavor or a testament to one's commitment to lofty ideals. This engaging narrative invites readers to reconsider the significance of poetic expression in a world that often overlooks its worth.