Echoes of Life and Death

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Focusing on the themes of resilience and the human experience, this collection features 47 poems by William Ernest Henley, an often overlooked English poet known for his unique contributions to free verse. Born in 1849, Henley's life was marked by health struggles, yet he channeled his experiences into powerful poetry. His renowned poem "Invictus" exemplifies his defiant spirit. This edition includes a new introductory biography, shedding light on Henley's life and literary significance.