Saga of the oak, and other poems

"Saga of the Oak, and Other Poems" by William Henry Venable is a collection of poetry from the turn of the century that explores the deep connection between nature's beauty and the human experience. Readers will find poems filled with vivid descriptions and thoughtful reflections on everything from love and loss to historical tales and folklore. One central element of the volume is the theme of resilience, which is explored with lyrical elegance. Poems such as "A Ballad of Old Kentucky" and "Johnny Appleseed" bring American stories to life with spirited verse, while the title poem uses an old oak tree to consider timeless themes of survival and legacy. The collection weaves together visual imagery and rhythmic language, offering readers a rich experience designed to touch the heart and stir the mind.