Category: Poetry
_As wampums to the Redman, so to the Poet are his songs; chiselled alike from that which is the purest of his possessions, woven alike with meaning into belt and book, fraught alike with the corresponding message of peace, the breathing of tradition, the value of more than coi...
“Yes, sir, it’s quite a story, though you won’t believe it’s true, But such things happened often when I lived beyond the Soo.” And the trapper tilted back his chair and filled...
3. Part 3“Go, Sleep,” I say, “before the darkness die, To one who needs you even more than I, For I can bear my part alone, but he Has need of thee.
1. Part 1_As wampums to the Redman, so to the Poet are his songs; chiselled alike from that which is the purest of his possessions, woven alike with meaning into belt and book, fraught a...
4. Part 4THE FIRST PUBLISHED PORTRAIT OF THIS AUTHOR, engraved on the wood by W. BISCOMBE GARDNER, after the painting by G. F. WATTS. Proof copies on Japanese vellum, signed by painter a...