Many Voices (selection from)
by E. Nesbit
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This collection of poems by E. Nesbit, a prolific children's author of the 19th century, showcases her diverse range of poetic styles and themes. The poems offer a glimpse into the mind of a child, exploring themes of love, loss, and the magic of nature. While some poems are light and whimsical, others delve into deeper emotions and themes of mortality. The poems are filled with vibrant imagery and rich language, capturing the wonder and imagination of childhood. Despite being written for a young audience, many poems also touch on adult themes, exploring the complexities of love and relationships, as well as the bittersweet beauty of life.Book Details
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