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Mazelli, and Other Poems   By: (ca. 1824-1874)

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Mazelli, and Other Poems by George W. Sands is a collection that takes readers on a poetic journey through the depths of human emotions and experiences. It is a beautifully crafted compilation that resonates with its raw honesty and thought-provoking verses.

The book presents a diverse range of themes, exploring love, loss, nature, and the human condition. Sands effortlessly captures the nuances of these topics with his evocative language and vivid imagery. Each poem is a reflection of the author's personal experiences, emotions, and observations, making it highly relatable to readers.

One of the standout qualities of Sands' poetry is his ability to convey profound emotions with simplicity. His poems elicit a strong emotional response, often stirring the depths of the reader's soul. Whether it is the pain of a broken heart, the joy of newfound love, or the awe-inspiring beauty of nature, Sands' words have a way of evoking deep feelings that linger long after the pages have been turned.

The poet's command of language is remarkable. Through his eloquent yet accessible writing style, Sands effortlessly weaves words together to create stunning verse. He showcases a talent for rhythm and rhyme, enhancing the musicality of his poetry while maintaining its authenticity. This skillful combination of form and substance creates a harmonious flow throughout the collection.

In addition to its lyrical beauty, Mazelli, and Other Poems provides a fresh perspective on familiar themes. Sands sheds light on various aspects of the human experience, often unveiling hidden layers of meaning behind ordinary occurrences. His keen observations and unique insights invite readers to view the world with a fresh set of eyes, fostering an appreciation for life's simplest pleasures.

This collection speaks not only to the heart but also to the mind. Sands delves into philosophical contemplations, raising existential questions and exploring the complexities of human existence. His poems serve as profound reflections on the human condition, prompting readers to reflect on their own lives and find deeper meaning in everyday moments.

Mazelli, and Other Poems is a testament to George W. Sands' poetic prowess. His ability to capture the intricacies of human emotions, coupled with his eloquent writing style, makes this collection a compelling read. It is a book that touches the soul, ignites the imagination, and resonates long after the final page. Sands' talent shines brightly in this compilation, marking him as a poet to watch.

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MAZELLI, AND OTHER POEMS

By George W. Sands

PREFACE

Under this head, I desire to say a few words upon three subjects, my friends, my book, and myself.

My friends, though not legion in number, have been, in their efforts in my behalf, disinterested, sincere, and energetic.

My book: I lay it, as my first offering, at the shrine of my country's fame. "Would it were worthier." While our soldiers are first in every field where they meet our enemies, and while the wisdom of our legislators is justified before all the world, in the perfection of our beloved institutions, our literature languishes. This should not be so; for literature, with its kindred arts, makes the true glory of a nation. We bow in spirit when Greece is named, not alone because she was the mother of heroes and lawgivers, but because her hand rocked the cradle of a literature as enduring as it is beautiful and brilliant, and cherished in their infancy those arts which eventually repaid her nursing care in a rich harvest of immortal renown.

For myself I have little to say. I have not written for fame, and if my life had been a happy one I should never have written at all. As it was, I early came to drink of the bitter cup; and sorrow, whilst it cuts us off from the outer, drives us back upon the inner world; and then the unquiet demon of ceaseless thought is roused, and the brain becomes "a whirling gulf of phantasy and flame," and we rave and write! Yes, write! And men read and talk about genius, and, God help them! Often envy its unhappy possessors the fatal gift which lies upon heart and brain like molten lead! Of all who have gained eminence among men as poets, how few are there of whom it may not be justly said, "They have come up through much tribulation... Continue reading book >>




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