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A collection of epic and lyrical poems that dramatize rural and historical scenes, shifting between wartime episodes with outlaw bands and intimate portrayals of families struck by loss and disease. Several poems follow wounded fighters, captivity, and battlefield aftermath, while others chronicle domestic grief during plague and its social consequences. A historical narrative evokes a ruler's anguish and the human cost of defeat. Folkloric and supernatural motifs—dragons, visions, prophetic dreams—interweave with themes of mourning, endurance, and longing for renewal, rendered in vivid, rhythmic verse.
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