My Lattice, and Other Poems

"My Lattice, and Other Poems" by Frederick George Scott is a poetic journey through the landscapes of life, death, love, and nature during the late 1800s. Opening with reflections on the beauty of the natural world, the collection moves into powerful explorations of strength and captivity, like in "Samson," and touching meditations on mortality, exemplified in "In Via Mortis." The poet weaves personal experiences with larger philosophical questions, later connecting to historical and biblical stories in poems like "Dion" and "Calvary," which touch on the mysteries of human greatness and divine intervention. Through introspection and lyrical skill, the poet invites readers to ponder the depths of existence, providing a meaningful experience for those drawn to poetry filled with thought and emotion.