Reincarnations By: James Stephens (1882-1950)
Reincarnations by James Stephens is a beautifully woven collection of poems that explores the theme of reincarnation with depth and thoughtfulness. This book takes readers on a spiritual journey through various lives and experiences, inviting them to contemplate the notion of existence beyond our current understanding. One of the standout elements of this collection is Stephens' masterful use of language and imagery. Each poem is crafted with precision and care, painting vivid pictures in the reader's mind. The author's ability to convey complex emotions and ideas through words is truly commendable. Moreover, Reincarnations offers a refreshing perspective on the concept of reincarnation. Stephens manages to strike a delicate balance between exploring the potential of other lives while grounding the reader in the reality of their present existence. The poems are poignant and thought-provoking, encouraging introspection and a deeper understanding of one's own journey in life. Another strength of this book is its diversity. Stephens takes readers on a journey spanning time and space, exploring various cultures and historical periods. This not only enriches the reading experience but also broadens one's understanding of reincarnation as a universal concept that transcends individual boundaries. While Reincarnations may not be a book for everyone, it is a profound exploration of a deeply philosophical and spiritual topic. It challenges readers to question their beliefs and consider the infinite possibilities of existence. Stephens' lyrical verses will captivate lovers of poetry and those intrigued by the mysteries of life. Overall, Reincarnations is an eloquent and thought-provoking collection of poems that delves into the realm of reincarnation with grace and depth. James Stephens' mastery of language and his ability to marry the ethereal with the tangible make this book a truly engrossing and enlightening read. Whether one is a believer in reincarnation or simply curious about the mysteries of life, this collection offers an insightful and captivating journey that will leave a lasting impression. First Page: REINCARNATIONS BY JAMES STEPHENS AUTHOR OF 'THE CHARWOMAN'S DAUGHTER,' 'THE HILL OF VISION' 'THE CROCK OF GOLD,' ETC. MACMILLAN AND CO., LIMITED ST. MARTIN'S STREET, LONDON 1918 COPYRIGHT TO ALICE STOPFORD GREEN CONTENTS Geoffrey Keating Mary Hynes (after Raftery) The Coolun do. Peggy Mitchell do. Nancy Walsh do. The Red Man's Wife do. Nancy Walsh do. Anthony O'Daly do. Mary Ruane do. William O'Kelly do. Sean O'Cosgair do. The County Mayo do. Eileen, Diarmuid and Teig (After O'Rahilly) Honoro Butler and Lord Kenmare do. Clann Cartie do. The Land Of Fál (Anon.) Inis Fál (after O'Rahilly) Owen O'Néill (after Pierce Ferriter) Egan O'Rahilly (after O'Rahilly) Righteous Anger (after O'Bruadair) The Weavers do. Odell do. The Apology do. The Gang do. The Geraldine's Cloak do. Skim Milk do. Blue Blood do. O'Bruaidar do. Note GEOFFREY KEATING O woman full of wiliness! Although for love of me you pine, Withhold your hand adventurous, It holdeth nothing holding mine... Continue reading book >>

Reincarnations By: James Stephens (1882-1950)

Reincarnations by James Stephens is a beautifully woven collection of poems that explores the theme of reincarnation with depth and thoughtfulness. This book takes readers on a spiritual journey through various lives and experiences, inviting them to contemplate the notion of existence beyond our current understanding.

One of the standout elements of this collection is Stephens' masterful use of language and imagery. Each poem is crafted with precision and care, painting vivid pictures in the reader's mind. The author's ability to convey complex emotions and ideas through words is truly commendable.

Moreover, Reincarnations offers a refreshing perspective on the concept of reincarnation. Stephens manages to strike a delicate balance between exploring the potential of other lives while grounding the reader in the reality of their present existence. The poems are poignant and thought-provoking, encouraging introspection and a deeper understanding of one's own journey in life.

Another strength of this book is its diversity. Stephens takes readers on a journey spanning time and space, exploring various cultures and historical periods. This not only enriches the reading experience but also broadens one's understanding of reincarnation as a universal concept that transcends individual boundaries.

While Reincarnations may not be a book for everyone, it is a profound exploration of a deeply philosophical and spiritual topic. It challenges readers to question their beliefs and consider the infinite possibilities of existence. Stephens' lyrical verses will captivate lovers of poetry and those intrigued by the mysteries of life.

Overall, Reincarnations is an eloquent and thought-provoking collection of poems that delves into the realm of reincarnation with grace and depth. James Stephens' mastery of language and his ability to marry the ethereal with the tangible make this book a truly engrossing and enlightening read. Whether one is a believer in reincarnation or simply curious about the mysteries of life, this collection offers an insightful and captivating journey that will leave a lasting impression.

First Page:

REINCARNATIONS

JAMES STEPHENS

AUTHOR OF

'THE CHARWOMAN'S DAUGHTER,' 'THE HILL OF VISION' 'THE CROCK OF GOLD,' ETC.

MACMILLAN AND CO., LIMITED

ST. MARTIN'S STREET, LONDON

1918

ALICE STOPFORD GREEN

CONTENTS

Geoffrey Keating Mary Hynes (after Raftery) The Coolun do. Peggy Mitchell do. Nancy Walsh do. The Red Man's Wife do. Nancy Walsh do. Anthony O'Daly do. Mary Ruane do. William O'Kelly do. Sean O'Cosgair do. The County Mayo do. Eileen, Diarmuid and Teig (After O'Rahilly) Honoro Butler and Lord Kenmare do. Clann Cartie do. The Land Of Fál (Anon.) Inis Fál (after O'Rahilly) Owen O'Néill (after Pierce Ferriter) Egan O'Rahilly (after O'Rahilly) Righteous Anger (after O'Bruadair) The Weavers do. Odell do. The Apology do. The Gang do. The Geraldine's Cloak do. Skim Milk do. Blue Blood do. O'Bruaidar do. Note

GEOFFREY KEATING

O woman full of wiliness! Although for love of me you pine, Withhold your hand adventurous, It holdeth nothing holding mine... Continue reading book >>

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