Poems on Travel: Journeys of the Imagination: Exploring the World through Poetry

Robert Louis Stevenson · Henry Wadsworth Longfellow · Percy Bysshe Shelley · William Wordsworth · Thomas Hardy · Samuel Taylor Coleridge · Matthew Arnold · Oliver Goldsmith · John Henry Newman · John Keats · Alfred Lord Tennyson · Lord George Gordon Byron

Sep 2023 · Good Press

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In 'Poems on Travel,' readers embark on a literary journey through a collection that explores the myriad landscapes of the human experience. From stunning reflections on nature's grandeur to the nuanced expressions of wanderlust and exploration, this anthology captures the stylistic range and thematic depth of poetry concerned with the act of travel. With poetic voices that span the Romantic to the Victorian eras, this collection provides a rich tapestry of the sublime and picturesque, alongside contemplations on the transformative power of movement and change. Standout pieces within this anthology evoke a sense of adventure, introspection, and the perpetual quest for understanding that defines the traveler'Äôs spirit. This diverse assembly includes legendary figures like Robert Louis Stevenson, and the era-defining poets of the Romantic movement such as Percy Bysshe Shelley, William Wordsworth, and Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Each author brings a unique background, contributing to a chorus of perspectives that resonate with cultural and historical significance. Influences from the industrial era's impact on mobility and the burgeoning appreciation for nature's untarnished beauty interplay throughout the anthology, reflecting the changing landscapes'Äîboth external and internal'Äîof the time. 'Poems on Travel' is an essential compendium for those seeking to experience literary artistry interwoven with historical context. This volume invites readers to traverse the bounds of time and place, offering a window into the minds of poetic pioneers whose reflections on travel continue to resonate and inspire. Whether for its profound insights or its exquisite craftsmanship, this collection fosters a meaningful dialogue on the universal themes of exploration and the human desire to connect with the wider world.