Hymns for the Hours of day and Night. A Sequence of Devotional Sonnets

"Hymns for the Hours of Day and Night" is a collection of devotional sonnets by Kenneth Sylvan Guthrie, originally published in 1896. This sequence of poems offers a contemplative journey through the hours, providing solace and spiritual reflection. Each sonnet is crafted with careful attention to both form and content, inviting readers to engage in a deeper understanding of faith and the divine. Guthrie's work is characterized by its lyrical beauty and sincere expression of religious feeling. This collection represents a significant contribution to late 19th-century devotional literature, appealing to those seeking a connection with the past and a moment of peace in the present.

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