Gathered after her death, these poems by the great short-story writer run from early pieces of 1909 and 1910, such as “In the Rangitaki Valley” and “Spring Wind in London,” to later verse haunted by her brother Leslie, killed in the war. Childlike fables, butterfly laughter and memories of New Zealand sit beside moments of grief.
An intimate companion to Mansfield’s stories for readers who want to hear her most private voice. Download the free EPUB.