Verses 1889-1896

Explore the heart of colonial India through the powerful verses of Rudyard Kipling's "Verses 1889-1896." This collection of poems offers a glimpse into Kipling's perspective on India, encompassing themes of patriotism, religion, and the complexities of life within the British Empire. A significant contribution to both general poetry and Asian poetry, this volume delves into the subject of India through evocative language and vivid imagery. These poems, carefully selected from Kipling's earlier work, reveal his deep engagement with the landscapes, people, and spiritual traditions of the subcontinent. Readers interested in Indian poetry and historical perspectives on the region will find this collection to be a compelling and insightful read. A meticulously prepared print republication of a classic work.

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