Poems for the People

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The collection features seventy-three previously unpublished poems from Sandburg's early Chicago years, reflecting his critique of the rapidly evolving urban landscape and his experiences as the child of immigrants. These works highlight his sensitivity and authenticity as a quintessential American voice. Edited by George and Willene Hendrick, the volume offers a fresh perspective on Sandburg's contributions to literature, celebrated as a significant rediscovery of his artistic legacy.