Henry Vaughan was a Welsh metaphysical poet whose work is characterized by profound spirituality and introspection. His poetry often explores themes of faith, nature, and the transience of life with a unique, meditative style. Vaughan's language is precise and imagistic, reflecting his careful observation of the world around him as well as his inner life. His creations represent a significant contribution to metaphysical poetry.
Henry Vaughan (1621-1695) was a 'cavalier' poet who sided with the king during the civil war. His influences included George Herbert and this volume is the fifth in a series on seventeenth century spiritual writing.
This collection of poems and essays by the famous 17th century poet Henry Vaughan provides readers with a fascinating glimpse into the mind and life of one of the most celebrated writers of his time.
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