Sonnets and Other Verse By: W. M. (William Mackay) MacKeracher (1871-1913)
Sonnets and Other Verse by W. M. MacKeracher is a beautifully crafted collection of poetry that showcases the author's distinct writing style and heartfelt emotions. This book is a true gem for those who appreciate the power and depth of language. One of the standout features of this collection is the author's skillful use of sonnets. MacKeracher's mastery of this classical form is evident in each carefully constructed poem. The rhyme scheme and meter are flawlessly executed, lending a rhythmic quality to the verses that captivates the reader right from the start. The poems themselves cover a wide range of themes, from love and romance to nature and spirituality. MacKeracher's ability to delve into these subjects with such eloquence and sensitivity is truly impressive. Each piece is imbued with vivid imagery and thought-provoking metaphors, which allow the reader to immerse themselves in the emotions and messages conveyed by the poet. Furthermore, the language employed in these verses is simply exquisite. MacKeracher's choice of words and turn of phrases showcases his profound understanding of the English language and his unwavering commitment to crafting poetry that is both lyrical and evocative. Reading these poems felt like taking a journey through the English language's vast lexicon, as the author effortlessly weaves together words that resonate deeply within the reader. Moreover, Sonnets and Other Verse is a testament to the author's versatility as a poet. While sonnets are the backbone of the collection, MacKeracher experiments with other poetic forms, such as haikus and free verse, providing a refreshing variety that keeps the reader engaged throughout. This versatility not only showcases the author's skill but also adds an element of surprise and anticipation as one progresses through the pages. The only critique for this collection is its brevity. With only a limited number of poems, one can't help but wish for more from the talented pen of MacKeracher. Each piece is so beautifully crafted that it leaves the reader yearning for additional verses that could continue to inspire and enthrall. In conclusion, Sonnets and Other Verse by W. M. MacKeracher is a must-read for any lover of poetry. This collection exemplifies the author's ability to allude to complex emotions and profound thoughts through the power of carefully selected words. With its poetic prowess, evocative imagery, and captivating language, this book is nothing short of a poetic masterpiece. First Page: SONNETS AND OTHER VERSE BY W. M. MacKERACHER Author of "Canada, My Land" TORONTO WILLIAM BRIGGS 1909 Copyright, Canada, 1909, by W. M. MacKERACHER. CONTENTS. The Old and The New How Many a Man! The Saddest Thought The House Hunter On Moving Into a New House Literature A Library On Charles Lamb's Sonnet, "Work." Work The Joy of Creation Adam A Shallow Stream A Faithful Preacher A Wish Rebuked The Sabbath Milton The Three Hundredth Anniversary of Milton's Birth Burns A Late Spring Autumn An Autumn Walk November November Sunshine Short Days The Beginning of Winter The Winter and the Wilderness The Immigrants Wolfe Montcalm The Coming of Champlain The Montagnais at Tadoussac Champlain's First Winter and Spring in Quebec Idleness Success The Exclusion of Asiatics The People's Response to Heroism An Aristocrat In Warehouse and Office H.M.S. "Dreadnought" The Revolution in Russia Tea's Apologia A Wish Alone with Nature The Works of Man and the Works of Nature A Day Redeemed Outremont The New Old Story Recreation Paestum Rondeau: An April Day Autumn My Two Boys My Old Classical Master The Gold Miners of British Columbia War ships in Port On Finding a Copy of Burns's Poems in the House of an Ontario Farmer The Ideal Preacher The Wheel of Misfortune Tim O'Gallagher SONNETS AND OTHER VERSE... Continue reading book >>

Sonnets and Other Verse By: W. M. (William Mackay) MacKeracher (1871-1913)

Sonnets and Other Verse by W. M. MacKeracher is a beautifully crafted collection of poetry that showcases the author's distinct writing style and heartfelt emotions. This book is a true gem for those who appreciate the power and depth of language.

One of the standout features of this collection is the author's skillful use of sonnets. MacKeracher's mastery of this classical form is evident in each carefully constructed poem. The rhyme scheme and meter are flawlessly executed, lending a rhythmic quality to the verses that captivates the reader right from the start.

The poems themselves cover a wide range of themes, from love and romance to nature and spirituality. MacKeracher's ability to delve into these subjects with such eloquence and sensitivity is truly impressive. Each piece is imbued with vivid imagery and thought-provoking metaphors, which allow the reader to immerse themselves in the emotions and messages conveyed by the poet.

Furthermore, the language employed in these verses is simply exquisite. MacKeracher's choice of words and turn of phrases showcases his profound understanding of the English language and his unwavering commitment to crafting poetry that is both lyrical and evocative. Reading these poems felt like taking a journey through the English language's vast lexicon, as the author effortlessly weaves together words that resonate deeply within the reader.

Moreover, Sonnets and Other Verse is a testament to the author's versatility as a poet. While sonnets are the backbone of the collection, MacKeracher experiments with other poetic forms, such as haikus and free verse, providing a refreshing variety that keeps the reader engaged throughout. This versatility not only showcases the author's skill but also adds an element of surprise and anticipation as one progresses through the pages.

The only critique for this collection is its brevity. With only a limited number of poems, one can't help but wish for more from the talented pen of MacKeracher. Each piece is so beautifully crafted that it leaves the reader yearning for additional verses that could continue to inspire and enthrall.

In conclusion, Sonnets and Other Verse by W. M. MacKeracher is a must-read for any lover of poetry. This collection exemplifies the author's ability to allude to complex emotions and profound thoughts through the power of carefully selected words. With its poetic prowess, evocative imagery, and captivating language, this book is nothing short of a poetic masterpiece.

First Page:

SONNETS

AND OTHER VERSE

W. M. MacKERACHER

Author of "Canada, My Land"

TORONTO

WILLIAM BRIGGS

1909

W. M. MacKERACHER.

CONTENTS.

The Old and The New How Many a Man! The Saddest Thought The House Hunter On Moving Into a New House Literature A Library On Charles Lamb's Sonnet, "Work." Work The Joy of Creation Adam A Shallow Stream A Faithful Preacher A Wish Rebuked The Sabbath Milton The Three Hundredth Anniversary of Milton's Birth Burns A Late Spring Autumn An Autumn Walk November November Sunshine Short Days The Beginning of Winter The Winter and the Wilderness The Immigrants Wolfe Montcalm The Coming of Champlain The Montagnais at Tadoussac Champlain's First Winter and Spring in Quebec Idleness Success The Exclusion of Asiatics The People's Response to Heroism An Aristocrat In Warehouse and Office H.M.S. "Dreadnought" The Revolution in Russia Tea's Apologia A Wish Alone with Nature The Works of Man and the Works of Nature A Day Redeemed Outremont The New Old Story Recreation Paestum Rondeau: An April Day Autumn My Two Boys My Old Classical Master The Gold Miners of British Columbia War ships in Port On Finding a Copy of Burns's Poems in the House of an Ontario Farmer The Ideal Preacher The Wheel of Misfortune Tim O'Gallagher

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