
Produced by Al Haines
BY CHARLES SANGSTER, - AUTHOR OF "THE ST. LAWRENCE AND THE SAGUENAY, AND OTHER POEMS"
PAGE.
FIRST ANGEL.
II.
ANGEL CHORUS.
SECOND ANGEL.
THIRD ANGEL.
III.
SECOND ANGEL CHORUS.
A richly woven tapestry of 19th‑century verse, this collection opens with a heartfelt dedication to a young niece, setting a tone of intimate counsel and lyrical wonder. The poet moves from contemplative musings on destiny and the divine to vivid celebrations of nature, seasonal change, and the pulse of Canadian landscapes, inviting listeners into a world where every river, snowstorm, and sunrise sings its own story.
Interlaced with narrative poems about historic events—such as the Plains of Abraham and the death of General Wolfe—the volume balances patriotic fervor with personal reflections on love, loss, and the pursuit of artistic truth. Alongside graceful sonnets and gentle folk‑like songs, the work offers a meditative journey through emotional highs and quiet reveries, making it an ideal companion for quiet mornings or reflective evenings.
Full title
Hesperus and Other Poems and Lyrics and Other Poems and Lyrics
Language
en
Duration
~2 hours (137K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Mar 13, 2008
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1822–1893
Best known as one of the first poets to write vividly about Canadian places, this 19th-century writer helped give early Canadian literature its own landscape and voice. His poems often turn the St. Lawrence, the Saguenay, and the natural world into something grand, reflective, and distinctly local.
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