Poems

"Poems" by Frederic Manning is an anthology of poems penned during the start of the 1900s, where Manning looks at subjects like affection, the environment, and what it means to be alive using expressive and descriptive terminology. His pieces have powerful emotional effects, beautifully depicting life's intricacies. This selection includes different types of poems, some that think deeply about being alive, and some that are full of strong emotions about love. Poems like "Theseus and Hippolyta" explore old stories and myths, whereas others, such as "La Toussaint," express sad feelings about the end of life and remembering those who have passed. Manning's use of detailed descriptions and rhythmic writing pulls readers in, making them ponder their own thoughts and their place on Earth. This collection is ultimately a vibrant mix of emotional and thoughtful ideas that speaks to people who value intelligent verses.