Poetical Works: Comprising Elegies, Sketches from Life, Pathetic, and Extempore Pieces: Poetry Guide and Free Edition
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Poetical Works: Comprising Elegies, Sketches from Life, Pathetic, and Extempore Pieces is catalogued by Project Gutenberg with author credits for Parkerson, James.
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"Poetical Works by James Parkerson" is a collection of poems compiled by the author James Parkerson, likely written in the early 19th century. This book features various poetic forms, including elegies and extempore pieces, centering around themes of personal reflection, morality, and social commentary. Parkerson's work traverses topics of love, loss, hardship, and the broader human experience, aiming to resonate with the emotions and struggles faced by individuals. The poems within this collection explore a range of subjects, including the trials of financial ruin in "The Bankrupt," the sorrow of losing a loved one in "To the Memory of an Affectionate Parent," and reflections on moral integrity in "Truth." Each piece is imbued with heartfelt sentiment, significant life lessons, and poignant observations about society and human behavior. Parkerson's verses advocate for honesty and resilience while exploring the consequences of vice and the hope for redemption through personal accountability. Through his lyrical expression, he invites readers to reflect on their own lives and the importance of virtue amidst life's adversities.
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- Title: Poetical Works: Comprising Elegies, Sketches from Life, Pathetic, and Extempore Pieces
- Author credits: Parkerson, James
- Catalogue language: English
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- English poetry
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- Category: Poetry
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