The Early Poetry of Carl Sandburg: Cornhuskers

This audiobook features Carl Sandburg's poignant reflections on the struggles of everyday people during the tumultuous era of World War I, capturing the essence of those often overlooked, including immigrants and laborers. Written in 1918, it confronts the stark realities of war and societal inequalities while employing the linguistic style of its time, including language that may be considered outdated today. Sandburg’s work reveals the deep connections between humanity and beauty, urging listeners to acknowledge both the harshness and the potential for a more compassionate world. Experience Sandburg's distinctive voice and profound empathy for the human experience through this evocative piece.