
Cross of Snow
The Cross of Snow is a poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, written in 1879, reflecting on his enduring grief following the death of his wife, Frances Appleton, in 1861. The poem symbolizes his sorrow and the impact of loss on his life. Longfellow's poignant expression of mourning makes this work notable in American poetry, showcasing the deep emotional resonance of personal tragedy.
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