Poems by Jean Ingelow, In Two Volumes, Volume I.

"Poems by Jean Ingelow, In Two Volumes, Volume I" by Jean Ingelow is a compilation of poems that probably originated in the late 1800s. This collection reveals different poetic ideas like love, nature, loss, and thinking about yourself, which takes the reader on a journey through strong and complicated human emotions. The beauty and lively pictures painted with words in Ingelow's poetry will attract anyone who enjoys the romantic and thoughtful parts of poetry. The book starts with poems like "Divided," where the speaker remembers a meaningful time with someone they care about by a quiet stream, which represents being close but also the unavoidable parting that happens as life goes on. This mix of happiness and sadness comes up again and again as the story moves into thoughts about respect, feeling like you belong, and how beauty doesn't last. The poems then move to other subjects, from personal thoughts about sadness to watching nature and the difficult parts of human relationships, which prepares the reader to deeply explore emotions in the collection.