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Beulah Field
A little-known early 20th-century poet, remembered today for the 1922 collection A Silver Pool, wrote lyrical, reflective verse filled with nature, longing, and quiet spiritual feeling.
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A silver pool
by Beulah Field
About the author
Very little biographical information about Beulah Field is readily confirmed in reliable online sources. What can be verified is that she is the author of A Silver Pool, a book of poems published in 1922 and now preserved in public-domain collections such as Project Gutenberg and the Internet Archive.
Her work centers on lyric poetry, with poems that turn to beauty, sorrow, love, and inward reflection. The atmosphere of A Silver Pool is delicate and contemplative, making her writing a good fit for listeners who enjoy older poetry with musical language and a quiet emotional pull.
Because dependable background details about her life are scarce, her poems remain the clearest introduction to her voice. In that sense, Beulah Field is one of those writers best met directly on the page—or through the sound of the poems themselves.