<p>In "Poems of Gerard Manley Hopkins," the author introduces readers to a revolutionary style of poetry marked by its innovative use of rhythm, sound, and imagery. Hopkins, a key figure in the 19th-century literary landscape, utilizes his unique 'Äòsprung rhythm'Äô to convey profound spirituality and nature's essence. Themes of faith, mortality, and beauty permeate these poems, showcasing an intricate relationship with God and the world. With a ...