Among the Trees Again

"Among the Trees Again" by Evaleen Stein is a collection of early 20th-century poems that vividly portrays nature, love, and the essence of being human through rhythmic verses, celebrating the natural world and its emotional impact. Stein's poetry is known for drawing readers into reflection about our ties to the environment and life's complexities. The collection offers a diverse array of poems, abundant with imagery and profound feelings centered around both nature and relationships. Poems such as "April Morning," capture the delightful chirping of birds and bright colors of flowers, while others touch upon the yearning for connection and the sentimental, nostalgic memories in "The Little Sister". Stein's writing bridges the outer beauty of nature with our inner feelings. The tranquility of nature is celebrated, unveiling emotional undercurrents of friendship, solitude, and love. Readers are therefore invited to experience a thoughtful journey through the connection between nature and emotion.