The Winding Banks of Erne is a collection of poems by William Allingham, published in 1867. The poems are set in the Irish countryside, and explore themes of nature, love, and death. The title poem is a meditation on the beauty of the Erne River, and its winding banks. Other poems in the collection include "The Fairies", "The Lark", "The Poet's Grave", and "The Irish Peasant". The collection also includes a number of love poems, such as "The Meeting of the Lovers", "The Parting of the Lovers", and "The Bride". The Winding Banks of Erne is a lyrical and romantic exploration of the Irish countryside, and a celebration of the beauty of nature.
By William Allingham · First published 1905 · Genre: Romantic Poetry, Nature Poetry, Irish Poetry