Love, passion, and nature come alive in Sara Teasdale's 'Love Songs'. With simple yet poignant language, Teasdale explores the beauty and pain of love, winning the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry in 1918. Her work speaks to the universal human experience of love, from the joy of first love to the anguish of heartbreak. Although she tragically took her own life, her legacy lives on through her romantic and passionate poetry, which continues to resonate with readers today. Here's an excerpt from 'But Not to Me': "The April night is still and sweet / With flowers on every tree / Peace comes to them on quiet feet / But not to me."
