"Stella Australis": Poems, verses and prose fragments: Poetry Guide and Free Edition
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"Stella Australis": Poems, verses and prose fragments is catalogued by Project Gutenberg with author credits for Coungeau, E. (Emily) (1860–1936).
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"Stella Australis: Poems, verses and prose fragments" by E. Coungeau is a collection of poetry, prose, and reflections written in the early 20th century. This work encapsulates the author's emotions and creative expressions, traversing themes of beauty, nostalgia, and the natural landscapes of Australia. The poems often reflect on love, nature, and significant events, making a poignant connection to the land and its heritage. The beginning of "Stella Australis" sets the stage for a deeply reflective and contemplative exploration of the author's sentiments, particularly following the death of King Edward. The opening poems commemorate the loss felt by the nation while simultaneously celebrating the natural beauty of Australia. As the author expresses a longing for connection with the idyllic landscapes, there is also a sense of urgency in capturing those fleeting moments of joy and beauty in verse. The tone is both reverent and filled with a yearning for peace and harmony, suggesting a desire not only to remember the past but to instill a sense of appreciation for the present beauty surrounding them.
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- Title: "Stella Australis": Poems, verses and prose fragments
- Author credits: Coungeau, E. (Emily) (1860–1936)
- Catalogue language: English
Catalogue subjects
- Australian literature
- Australian poetry
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- Category: Poetry
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