Kentucky Poems

By Madison Julius Cawein

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Explore love, loss, and the beauty of nature through vivid poems inspired by Kentucky's landscapes and sounds.

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Culture/Civilization/Society Literature Poetry

Released

2011-07-09

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Summary

"Kentucky Poems" by Madison Julius Cawein is a book of early 20th-century poetry that captures the poet’s intense bond with Kentucky’s nature. The poem includes the exploration of love and loss. Giving attention to the beautiful things of Kentucky, Cawein perfectly portrays this cherished region. The beginning of "Kentucky Poems" starts with an introduction, that show cases the singular voice of the poet and a respect for nature. Readers jump into a world where natural sounds represent the seasons and call up feelings of joy and sadness. With nature-filled scenes, the first poems create a picture of rural beauty mixed with longing. With such beauty, the writings resonate with readers who find loveliness and meaning in the world that is around them.