Heartsease and Rue is a collection of poems by James Russell Lowell, first published in 1888. The work delves into themes of friendship, emotion, and the human experience, showcasing Lowell's lyrical style and insightful observations. Notably, the collection begins with an elegy for the scientist Louis Agassiz, reflecting on loss and the impact of personal relationships. This collection is recognized for its cultural significance and remains a vital part of 19th-century American poetry.
