A Dome of Many-Coloured Glass

Exploring themes of nature and personal reflection, this poetry collection showcases Amy Lowell's early mastery of imagism. The work features a variety of forms, including lyric poems, sonnets, and children's verses, highlighting her skillful use of vivid imagery and language. Notable poems like "Azure and Gold" capture the beauty of seasonal change, while "The Boston Athenaeum" reflects on the tranquility of libraries. Lowell's unique voice bridges tradition and innovation, solidifying her influence in early 20th-century poetry. This edition presents her work for contemporary audiences.