Precipitations

Precipitations, published in 1920 by Evelyn Scott, is a collection of early 20th-century American poetry that explores themes of urban life, nature, love, and existential reflection. The poems vividly depict the complexities of human experience, particularly through the lens of city life in Manhattan, using rich imagery and emotional depth. Scott's work is notable for its introspective musings on identity and mortality, making it a significant contribution to American poetry of the era.