Easter-tide. Poems

Easter-tide. Poems, a collection of evocative verses, captures the spiritual essence of the Easter season. Penned by E. Nesbit, in collaboration with Caris Brooke, this volume offers a reflective journey through themes of resurrection, renewal, and faith. The poems resonate with the profound emotions and the hopeful spirit associated with Easter.

Originally published in 1888, this collection provides a glimpse into the religious sentiments and poetic styles of the late 19th century. Nesbit's lyrical voice, known from her other works, shines through in these pieces, making them both historically significant and deeply moving for readers interested in religious and classic poetry.

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