This collection of poems by Dorothy Scarborough, an early 20th-century American author and folklorist, reflects the influence of the Southern Gothic literary tradition on her work. The poems deal with themes of love, death, and the natural world, and are characterized by their vivid imagery and emotional intensity.

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