The Hanging of the Crane and Other Poems of the Home

Set in 1874, this collection showcases Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's mastery of rhyme and melody, reflecting his deep affection for domestic themes. Notable poems include "The Hanging of the Crane," which encapsulates the essence of home life, and "The Children's Hour," celebrating childhood innocence. Other works explore concepts of weariness, resignation, and the bittersweet nature of life. Longfellow's ability to convey universal emotions through graceful language makes this collection a cherished addition to American poetry.