The Everlasting Snows is a collection of sonnets by Helen Hay Whitney, published in 1891. The sonnets explore themes of love, loss, and the beauty of nature. The collection is divided into three sections: "The Everlasting Snows," "The Sea," and "The Hills." In the first section, "The Everlasting Snows," the poet reflects on the beauty of the snow-covered landscape and the power of love. She writes of the snow's ability to bring peace and solace, and of the joy of being in love. In the second section, "The Sea," the poet contemplates the vastness of the ocean and its power to both bring life and take it away. She writes of the beauty of the sea and its ability to bring joy and sorrow. In the third section, "The Hills," the poet reflects on the beauty of the hills and the power of nature. She writes of the joy of being in nature and of the peace it brings. The Everlasting Snows is a beautiful collection of sonnets that explore the power of love, loss, and nature. It is a timeless collection that will remain relevant for generations to come.
By Helen Hay Whitney · First published 1898 · Genre: Poetry, Romanticism, Fiction