The Three Hills, and Other Poems

The Three Hills, and Other Poems, published in 1913 by Sir John Collings Squire, is a collection of poetry that intertwines original works with translations of poems by Charles Baudelaire. This anthology explores themes of beauty, nature, and existential introspection, reflecting on the complexities of human emotions and the relationship between humanity and the natural world. Notable for its duality, Squire's contemplative verses are complemented by Baudelaire's rich imagery, creating a layered exploration of life and art.