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About the Book : - Philip Larkin was an important poet of the decades following the Second World War, and a significant member of the group of writers known as ‘the Movement’. He does not sentimentalise human experience; he sees the sham and the lack of true joy in the society around him. A typical Larkin poem is a blend of the simple and the difficult. The clarity of some lines is often followed by passages that are teasingly difficult. Hence, a judicious elucidation of his poems becomes necessary.This book presents a critical evaluation of a selection of Philip Larkin’s poems.