Publisher's Synopsis
This collection of poetry by Edward Henry Bickersteth offers a glimpse into the mind of one of the great romantic poets of the early 20th century. With rich imagery, complex metaphors, and a keen eye for emotional nuance, Bickersteth's poems explore the depths of human experience, from joy and ecstasy to sorrow and loss. This edition includes some of his most famous works, including "The Shadow of the Rock," an ode to the mysteries of nature and the human soul. Anyone with an appreciation for great poetry will find much to admire in this volume.
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