Coal and Candlelight, and Other Verses

Coal and Candlelight, and Other Verses is a poetry collection by Helen Parry Eden, first published in 1918. The poems reflect the emotional landscape of the early 20th century, capturing themes of domestic life, nature, and the impact of World War I. Eden's work explores the contrasts between tranquility and turmoil, with pieces that range from tender observations of motherhood to critiques of societal norms during wartime. This collection showcases her lyrical skill and deep empathy for the human condition.