A poem on winter being a versification of Mr. Hervey's winter-piece: with part of his Contemplations on the night. To which is added, a poem addressed ... with large additions and alterations.

Amidst the chill of winter, T. Baker weaves a tapestry of verse that reflects the stark beauty and profound stillness of the season. This work takes inspiration from Mr. Hervey's original winter-piece, transforming it into a richer exploration of the themes of cold, contemplation, and the quietude found in nature during these months. Baker’s deft hand brings forth a landscape imbued with imagery that evokes the serene yet sometimes bleak atmosphere of winter nights.

In addition to the transformation of Hervey's contemplations, Baker introduces his own lyrical musings, crafted with careful attention to emotion and detail. The poet invites readers to engage deeply with the solitude winter brings, while also highlighting the warmth of introspection and the beauty that can be found in stillness. With substantial additions and alterations, this piece serves not only as a homage to its predecessor but also stands as a unique reflection of Baker's own poetic vision.