"England and Yesterday": A Book of Short Poems

By Louise Imogen Guiney

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Journey through nineteenth-century England with short, reflective poems that capture the nation’s landscapes, historical sites, and social spirit through the eyes of a thoughtful observer.

Genres

Literature Poetry

Released

2016-07-09

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Summary

"England and Yesterday: A Book of Short Poems" by Louise Imogen Guiney is a compilation of concise poems from the late 1800s that paints a picture of England's scenery, historical spots, and the way people lived. Guiney uses a thoughtful, often musical style to explore England. With her poems, Guiney weaves together personal feelings and the story of a nation. You'll find sonnets inspired by London and Oxford and lyrical poems that dive into nature, love, and what it means to be English. These poems often connect the past with the present, mixing historical facts with strong images and deep feelings. From thinking about Westminster Abbey to pondering society's problems, Guiney's poems stir a sense of looking back and a love for England's culture and natural beauty. Every poem encourages readers to think about how they connect to history and the places that make them who they are.