To tell the truth, this story — “A trip to Polesye” — is not so much complicated with philosophical or psychological ideas. In this story author had a...
George Ellis's *Twelve Months* is a collection of twelve poems, each dedicated to a specific month of the year. Through vivid imagery and lyrical lang...
Natuurlijke Historie voor de Jeugd is a collection of poems designed for young readers. The book is written in Dutch and uses a playful, humorous sty...
“At Home From Church” is a poem by Sarah Orne Jewett that describes a group of people returning home from church on a Sunday afternoon. The poem is se...
This book, written by Mary Decker Wellcome, offers a comprehensive guide to the cultivation and appreciation of various flowers. Drawing from her expe...
Undertones is a collection of poems by Madison Cawein. This volume features some of Cawein's renowned nature descriptions and evokes various emotions...
This collection of poetry, likely published in 1887, explores the themes of winter, snowstorms, and the natural world. The author, T.F. Young, uses vi...
Sea Garden by Hilda Doolittle is a collection of poems that explore the ocean, nature, and the emotions they evoke. Through vivid and descriptive lang...
« À travers les régions de France » de Georges François Renard offre une exploration humoristique et poétique des différentes régions de la France. À...
Emily Dickinson's "A Thunder-Storm" is a vivid and powerful depiction of a thunderstorm. The poem uses rich imagery and sensory details to capture the...
A Bit of Color is a collection of poems by Arthur Macy, published in 1896, that offers a vivid and evocative portrayal of Paris. Macy's poems capture...
“Listening” by John Frederick Freeman is a contemplative poem that explores the beauty and tranquility of a pastoral evening. The speaker meticulousl...
