I Remember, I Remember by Thomas Hood
“I Remember, I Remember” by Thomas Hood is perhaps one of the finest poems about revisiting and “remembering” nostalgic childhood memories.
Thomas Hood
One of the lesser-known 19th-century English poets, Thomas Hood is known for his poetry collections, Whims and Oddities (1826), The Plea of the Midsummer Fairies (1827), and Whimsicalities (1844). He also wrote a novel entitled Tylney Hall which was published in 1834. Popular for his humorous poetry, Hood gradually shifted to writing serious and sentimental poetry in his later life. Explore some of his greatest poems below.
Gold! by Thomas Hood
Thomas Hood’s “Gold!” describes the power that gold holds over humanity and both the positive and negative impact of gold on humans.