JOHN AUGUSTUS HOWS & FRIENDS; Post 17 “THE LOON”

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Adirondack Mountains, Adirondacks, Alfred Billings Street, Bobbett & Hooper, Columbia University, Engraving, Forest Pictures, Forgotten People, John Augustus Hows, Legends and Lyrics, New York, Painting, Poetry, Raquette River, Saranac Lake, Solitude, waterfalls

 

                        

THIS IS THE END OF HOWS’ SKETCHES AND STREET’s POETRY.

THE NEXT SERIES ARE DEFINITELY NOT CALMING COLLAGES.

JOHN AUGUSTUS HOWS & FRIENDS; Post 16 “RAQUETTE RIVER”

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THE POETRY OF PAUL HAMILTON HAYNE: End of the Series (And a Pointer to Hayne’s Opening Page)

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Breeze, de javu, Description, Family, Hayne's Later Poems, Imagination, Legends and Lyrics, Love, Lyrics, Nature, Paul Hamilton Hayne, Poetry, preexistence, reincarnation, Seas, Sentiment, Solitude, Sonnets, Trees

This will be the last posting of poems by Paul Hamilton Hayne.

I imagine that those of you who enjoyed his poetry have already taken a sneak peek at some of his other poems throughout the digital book.

For those who have not I share a pointer to the start of his book:

A LINK TO THE START OF PAUL HAMILTON HANYE’S BOOK OF POETRY AND ILLUSTRATIONS

There is a wealth of history put together by several universities. An archive of such things is called MOA; “MAKING OF AMERICA.”

If you are interested, a internet search will show you several MOAs.

One of these universities is The University of Michigan. Their contribution to MOA looks as follows.

A LINK TO THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN MOA 

This, for me, has been a lot of fun. I hope you have enjoyed looking at 19th Century sketches and poetic style as much I have.  Thank you very much for visiting my blogs and posts.

Next week we start something completely different. It is still history of 100 plus years ago but not so much “art” as it is “human interest.”

There is not a lot of art to be found around “infamy.”

THE POETRY OF PAUL HAMILTON HAYNE: Nature at Ease (Page 262)

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Link to page 262 “Nature at Ease” Part XVII of “SONNETS”

THE POETRY OF PAUL HAMILTON HAYNE: Gray of Evening (Page 250)

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Link to “In the Gray of Evening” on page 250

THE POETRY OF PAUL HAMILTON HAYNE: Coquette (Page 236)

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de javu, Description, Family, Hayne's Later Poems, Imagination, Legends and Lyrics, Love, Lyrics, Paul Hamilton Hayne, Poetry, preexistence, reincarnation, Sentiment, Solitude

A Link to Coquette on Page 236

THE POETRY OF PAUL HAMILTON HAYNE: The Muscadines (Page 222)

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de javu, Description, Hayne's Later Poems, Imagination, Legends and Lyrics, Love, Lustful fantasy, Lyrics, Paul Hamilton Hayne, Poetry, preexistence, reincarnation, Sentiment, Solitude, The grapes of lust

A link to “Muscadines” Page 222

THE POETRY OF PAUL HAMILTON HAYNE: Unveiled (Page 219)

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Hayne’s “Later Poems” start on Page 219 with “Unveiled”

THE POETRY OF PAUL HAMILTON HAYNE: On-set of Winter (Page 210)

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de javu, Legends and Lyrics, Lyrics, Paul Hamilton Hayne, Poetry, preexistence, reincarnation, Solitude

 

A link to page 210

THE POETRY OF PAUL HAMILTON HAYNE: Pre-Existence (Page 204)

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de javu, Legends and Lyrics, Lyrics, Paul Hamilton Hayne, Poetry, preexistence, reincarnation, Solitude

 

Link to Pre-Existence on page 204