Pagan Poems

"Pagan Poems" is a collection of verse by Franklin Henry Giddings, originally published in 1914. These poems reflect a sensibility attuned to nature and explore themes that resonate with pagan ideals, offering a glimpse into the early 20th-century American poetic landscape. Giddings, better known for his work in sociology, reveals a different facet of his intellectual life through these lyrical expressions.

This collection provides insight into the artistic and philosophical interests of a prominent social scientist, showcasing his engagement with the natural world and spiritual themes beyond the realm of academic study. "Pagan Poems" remains a testament to the multifaceted nature of intellectual inquiry and the enduring allure of poetic expression.

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