'Amores' is an early collection of poetry by D. H. Lawrence that explores haunting and sensuous themes. These poems serve as a precursor to his later experimentation with free verse and showcase Lawrence's willingness to address taboo sexual topics. With a focus on dark and provocative subject matter, Amores is a daring exploration of the human condition and an essential work in Lawrence's oeuvre. Here's an excerpt from, 'A Winter's Tale', one of the poems featured: "Yesterday, the fields were only grey with scattered snow / And now the longest grass-leaves hardly emerge / Yet her deep footsteps mark the snow, and go / On towards the pines at the hills' white verge."