A Book of Verses

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The anthology features William Ernest Henley's poignant poetry, including the notable "In Hospital" and "Life and Death" collections, showcasing his mastery of free verse. Henley's experiences with illness profoundly influenced his work, particularly during his lengthy hospital stays, where he crafted many of his poems. His most famous piece, "Invictus," exemplifies his spirit of resilience in the face of adversity. This collection, republished with a new biography, highlights Henley's contributions to English poetry in the late 19th century.