
Transcriber’s Note:
EAST WIND
NAMES
COMFORTERS
PILGRIM MOTHERS
CROSS-CURRENTS
SAVAGES
PIRATE TREASURE
THE WALL
HAMPTON TOWN
A sweeping lyrical tribute, this collection paints New England’s coastline, forests and farms with vivid, musical verse. The poems flow from gentle sunrise over tidal shores to the rugged sweep of pine‑laden hills, each line humming with the scent of salt, maple, and wild rose. The narrator’s voice moves between personal nostalgia and a broader, almost mythic, sense of place, inviting listeners to hear the land’s own story.
Among the opening pieces, a sailor’s dream of distant seas stands beside a reverent ode to the Pilgrim ancestors, while another poem name‑checks the English towns that seedlings of the new world carried in their hearts. The verses shift from comforting lullabies to haunting legends of pirates and haunted houses, offering a rich tapestry of history, nature, and quiet wonder. Listeners will find a blend of nostalgia, pride, and gentle melancholy that captures the enduring spirit of New England without ever rushing to a final resolution.
Language
en
Duration
~1 hours (77K characters)
Release date
2025-08-31
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1871–1927
Best remembered for warm, imaginative books for children, this Boston-born writer filled her stories and poems with fairy-tale charm, humor, and a strong sense of New England life. Her work ranges from playful verse to gentle fantasy, making her an appealing rediscovery for listeners who enjoy classic children’s literature.
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