Release date is 2005-07-07

Songs out of doors, early verses -- Songs out of doors, later poems -- Narrative poems -- Labour and romance -- Hearth and altar -- Epigrams, greetings, and inscriptions -- Pro patria -- The red flower and golden stars -- In praise of poets -- Music -- The house of Rimmon, a drama in four acts -- Appendix: Carmina festiva.

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"The Poems of Henry Van Dyke" by Henry Van Dyke is a collection of poetry written in the late 19th century to early 20th century. This compilation features a range of themes, including nature, faith, love, and the human experience, showcasing Van Dyke's contemplative and lyrical style. The poems delve into the beauty of the natural world, the trials of human emotion, and reflections on spirituality, creating a resonant tapestry of poetic expression. At the start of this volume, readers are introduced to various poems that celebrate the experiences of nature and the human spirit. For example, "The After-Echo" explores the idea of memories lingering in the soul, touching on themes of nostalgia and the passage of time. Other poems reflect the serenity and beauty found in nature, such as "Dulciora," which contemplates the deep meanings in simple moments. Through vivid imagery and a melodic tone, the opening portion sets the stage for a rich exploration of life’s complexities, inviting readers to immerse themselves in Van Dyke's thoughtful reflections. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

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