“Maternal love! thou word that sums all bliss, Gives and receives all bliss,-- fullest when most Thou givest! spring-head of all felicity, Deepest when most is drawn! emblem of God! O'erflowing most when greatest numbers drink!”
Quote by Robert Pollok
Work
The poetical works of Hemans, Heber and Pollok
The book is a compilation of the literary contributions of three prominent poets, including the romantic and emotive verses of Hemans, the descriptive and adventurous poetry of Heber, and the philosophical and meditative works of Pollok. It serves as a comprehensive collection of their poetic achievements, showcasing the diversity and depth of their writing. more
Author
Robert Pollok
Robert Pollok, born in October 1798 and died on September 15, 1827, was a renowned Scottish poet. His poetry is known for its naturalistic style and depiction of the Scottish countryside. more
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