Poems

This modest volume gathers the poet’s lyrical reflections from her earliest girlhood sketches to the mature verses of her later years. Each piece emerged not from a plan to publish but from a moment of inspiration—whether gazing at a New Hampshire cliff, celebrating a temperance hall dedication, or responding to the clamor of liberty bells ringing for emancipation. The collection offers a window into a mind that turns ordinary scenes into meditations on nature, faith, and the human spirit.

The poems are marked by a calm, reverent tone that invites listeners to pause and contemplate. From the towering “Old Man of the Mountain” to tender musings on constancy and loss, the verses blend vivid imagery with a quietly soaring sense of hope. Listeners will find these works a soothing companion for moments of stillness, a gentle balm for weary hearts, and a reminder of the enduring power of simple, heartfelt expression.