Title: Not even worth it
Product review: In Charles Wright's book Appalachia there are many poems which do not have any apparent point. When speaking about the pointlessness of the book, the poem "Opus Posthumous" comes to mind. This poem does not have any meaning; it is not even a desirable poem to hear. Charles Wright wrote his poems either only for himself or a select few that might understand his off the wall creations. At first I thought that the poems were some kind of joke, but the punch lines never came. Charles Wright apparently wrote Appalachia not with the purpose of actually trying to write acceptable poetry, but was only trying to get some words onto paper so that it could be published. Appalachia is by far the worst book that I have read in years. I have seen better poetry written by teenagers. It is a waste of paper, time, and money. I only hope that contemporary poetry does not follow in the footsteps of Charles Wright, because poetry of this kind belongs in the trash.
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