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Threads of Times Past: Tapestry of New England

Threads of Times Past: Tapestry of New England

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William Henry Forester

This collection of poems invites you to step away from the whirl of modernity and into the eternal rhythm of the land. With plow and seed, with sweat and dream, the farmer scripts his life upon Earth's broad canvas, leaving behind furrows of perseverance and fields ripe with hope. Through verses as unpretentious yet profound as the soil they celebrate, we explore the daily miracles and seasonal cycles that define a farmer's world. From dawn's first light to the harvest moon's glow, these poems are an homage to the timeless dialogue between man and nature—a dialogue that sings in every sprouting seed, speaks in every drop of rain, and whispers in the wind that dances through the crops.

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William Henry Forester

William Henry Forester is a poet, folklorist, and storyteller whose work traces the quiet intersections of memory, myth, and the sea. Born in Inverness and now living on the rugged Maine coast with his wife, Lady Catherine Davis, Forester writes with lyrical precision and emotional resonance. From poetry and children’s tales to his haunting coastal mysteries, his stories explore solitude, loss, and the echoes of what we leave behind.

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