Grand'ther Baldwin's Thanksgiving, with Other Ballads and Poems. Heartfelt Verses of Gratitude and Tradition
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- Nombre de pages124
- FormatePub
- ISBN4057664568694
- EAN4057664568694
- Date de parution05/12/2019
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- Taille532 Ko
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- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "Grand'ther Baldwin's Thanksgiving, with Other Ballads and Poems, " Jr. Horatio Alger crafts a poignant collection of poetry that reflects the values and familial bonds characteristic of late 19th-century America. Through a blend of traditional ballads and lyrical verses, Alger evokes a sense of nostalgia, celebrating themes of gratitude, community, and the simplicity of rural life. The poems offer rich imagery and rhythmic patterns, pulling the reader into a world where thanksgiving is not merely a holiday but a state of heart, imbued with moral lessons and reflections on human experiences.
Jr. Horatio Alger, renowned for his works on the triumph of the underdog, drew inspiration from his own experiences in a rapidly industrializing nation. His childhood and later experiences as a writer shaped his ability to articulate the struggles and joys of ordinary citizens, motivating him to explore deeper emotional and ethical themes through his poetry. "Grand'ther Baldwin's Thanksgiving" serves as a continuation of his legacy, showcasing his deep appreciation for familial ties and the simplicity of the human condition.
This collection is highly recommended for readers seeking to explore the intersection of sentiment and social consciousness in American poetry. Alger's ability to evoke emotion and paint vivid scenes makes this work an essential reading for those interested in the cultural and historical fabric of America, as well as for anyone appreciative of classic poetry that resonates with timeless values.
Jr. Horatio Alger, renowned for his works on the triumph of the underdog, drew inspiration from his own experiences in a rapidly industrializing nation. His childhood and later experiences as a writer shaped his ability to articulate the struggles and joys of ordinary citizens, motivating him to explore deeper emotional and ethical themes through his poetry. "Grand'ther Baldwin's Thanksgiving" serves as a continuation of his legacy, showcasing his deep appreciation for familial ties and the simplicity of the human condition.
This collection is highly recommended for readers seeking to explore the intersection of sentiment and social consciousness in American poetry. Alger's ability to evoke emotion and paint vivid scenes makes this work an essential reading for those interested in the cultural and historical fabric of America, as well as for anyone appreciative of classic poetry that resonates with timeless values.
In "Grand'ther Baldwin's Thanksgiving, with Other Ballads and Poems, " Jr. Horatio Alger crafts a poignant collection of poetry that reflects the values and familial bonds characteristic of late 19th-century America. Through a blend of traditional ballads and lyrical verses, Alger evokes a sense of nostalgia, celebrating themes of gratitude, community, and the simplicity of rural life. The poems offer rich imagery and rhythmic patterns, pulling the reader into a world where thanksgiving is not merely a holiday but a state of heart, imbued with moral lessons and reflections on human experiences.
Jr. Horatio Alger, renowned for his works on the triumph of the underdog, drew inspiration from his own experiences in a rapidly industrializing nation. His childhood and later experiences as a writer shaped his ability to articulate the struggles and joys of ordinary citizens, motivating him to explore deeper emotional and ethical themes through his poetry. "Grand'ther Baldwin's Thanksgiving" serves as a continuation of his legacy, showcasing his deep appreciation for familial ties and the simplicity of the human condition.
This collection is highly recommended for readers seeking to explore the intersection of sentiment and social consciousness in American poetry. Alger's ability to evoke emotion and paint vivid scenes makes this work an essential reading for those interested in the cultural and historical fabric of America, as well as for anyone appreciative of classic poetry that resonates with timeless values.
Jr. Horatio Alger, renowned for his works on the triumph of the underdog, drew inspiration from his own experiences in a rapidly industrializing nation. His childhood and later experiences as a writer shaped his ability to articulate the struggles and joys of ordinary citizens, motivating him to explore deeper emotional and ethical themes through his poetry. "Grand'ther Baldwin's Thanksgiving" serves as a continuation of his legacy, showcasing his deep appreciation for familial ties and the simplicity of the human condition.
This collection is highly recommended for readers seeking to explore the intersection of sentiment and social consciousness in American poetry. Alger's ability to evoke emotion and paint vivid scenes makes this work an essential reading for those interested in the cultural and historical fabric of America, as well as for anyone appreciative of classic poetry that resonates with timeless values.
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