Among the Trees Again
'Among the Trees Again' Summary
Evaleen Stein's "Among the Trees Again" is a poetic journey through the year, with each poem capturing the essence of a particular season or month. Stein's verses are filled with vivid imagery, describing the blossoming of spring, the warmth of summer, the crispness of autumn, and the quiet stillness of winter. Through her poems, she invites readers to witness the transformations of nature, from the delicate beauty of a springtime bloom to the grandeur of a snow-covered landscape. "Among the Trees Again" is a testament to Stein's talent for capturing the fleeting moments of nature and weaving them into timeless verse.Book Details
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