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Later Poems
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"Later Poems by Bliss Carman" is a collection of lyrical and contemplative poems that explore the beauty of nature, the depths of human emotion, and the mysteries of the universe. From the fleeting moments of spring to the quiet contemplation of winter, Carman's poetry reflects on the cyclical nature of life and the power of the natural world. The book contains some of the following poems: Vestigia - A Remembrance - The Ships of Yule - The Ships of Saint John - The Garden of Dreams - Garden Magic - In Gold Lacquer - Aprilian - Garden Shadows - In the Day of Battle - Trees - The Givers of Life - A Fireside Vision - A Water Color.
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