Pan-Worship, and Other Poems

** "Pan-Worship, and Other Poems" by Eleanor Farjeon is a collection of poems from the early 1900s, where readers will be taken into a world of nature, myths, and what it means to be human. The poems focus on how great nature is and has a reminiscent mood of old myths. Farjeon's inspiring style of writing uses imagery so the reader can truly see her creative worlds. The works show a range of feelings and pictures, such as a longing for nature and mythical characters, as well as deep thoughts about an old queen and mysterious forests. The poetry explores love and loss, the lasting greatness of the nature that surrounds us, and the simple passing of time. It presents different thoughts through bright and bold language. Each poem shows a part of the writer's mind, asking readers to think about both the calm and chaos of life, ending in a celebration of love, beauty, and that everything in the universe is connected. **