Twenty

TwentyTwenty (1918) is a poetry collection by Stella Benson. Largely recognized for her work as an activist in the womens suffrage movement and for her popular novels, Benson was also an accomplished poet. Twenty, her debut volume, is a collection indebted to symbolism in which Benson reflects on her experiences as a young woman in a rapidly changing world. In The Secret Day, Benson muses on the impossibility of peace in a time that refuses to slow: My

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