Rhymes of Old Plimouth

A gentle chorus of verse invites listeners into the quiet, wind‑swept world of early New England. The poems echo the rhythm of tides, the rustle of pine, and the soft glow of sunrise over Plymouth Harbor, weaving together reverence for nature with a lingering sense of pilgrimage. Each piece feels like a small offering—a wreath of rosemary, a whispered prayer—drawn from the poet’s own contemplation of place and memory.

The collection moves from tender homages to a mother’s simple faith, through grand imaginations of Plymouth Rock as a timeless sentinel, to vivid sketches of sea‑sprayed cliffs and native voices. Interlaced with reflections on history, sacrifice, and the enduring human spirit, the verses balance modest domestic scenes with sweeping, almost mythic, visions of a land still finding its identity. Listeners will find a calm, lyrical landscape that encourages quiet wonder and a renewed appreciation for the ordinary miracles hidden in everyday life.