The Well Speaks of Its Own Poison (The Dorset Prize)
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The Well Speaks of Its Own Poison (The Dorset Prize)

by Maggie Smith

Poetry
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'The Well Speaks of Its Own Poison' by Maggie Smith, winner of the Dorset Prize, is a poetry collection that probes the enigmatic nature of expression and inner conflict. Through masterful verses, Smith uncovers the subtle poisons lurking in everyday truths, offering a poignant reflection on vulnerability and revelation in modern life.

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Maggie Smith's 'The Well Speaks of Its Own Poison' is a compelling poetry collection selected for the Dorset Prize. The work delves into introspective themes through evocative verse, showcasing the author's skillful command of language.

Published as part of a prestigious literary series, the book highlights Smith's ability to weave profound insights into accessible forms. Readers are drawn into a world where words reveal their inherent complexities and dualities.

This collection stands as a testament to contemporary poetry's power to illuminate the human experience. Its recognition through the Dorset Prize underscores its artistic merit and emotional resonance.

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