This is a volume of Canadian poet Arthur Weir. Many of the poems are set around the turn of a year, referencing the season in different ways, and touching upon almost every emotion and association we might connect with winter. - Summary by Carolin
The SnowflakeThe Masque of the YearThe Muse and the PenThe Beaver MeadowVoyageur SongDedicatory OdeEntering PortWild FlowersDedicatory BalladTimor Mortis Conturbat MeOn New Year's EveIn the Closing HoursWhere Heaven isNew Year's EvePegasusIt would be Easy to be GoodThe Little TrooperCupid's DisguisesMusicBaby's StockingMy DivinityThe Sleeping SoulThe MotherPluck Flowers in YouthO Foolish HeartMy Heart's a Merry RoverThe Cigarette SmokerTake me as you Find meAt the TrystSonnets in CaliforniaThe Pool of Sant' OlineWinter in the SouthThe KindergartenThe PoetGold TressesEn RouteAt DawnMy StarTo a PictureThe Poet and his RhymesTo an InfantTo ScotlandRosina VokesA Little MaidSamson and DelilahMy Lady's BonnetFlowers and FearsThe RosebudNil DesperandumFlesh and SpiritIn ChurchSuccor the ChildrenThe Sunset LessonAs from the Nectar-Laden LilyMummy ThoughtsTo Certain Nature PoetsThe Patriarch's DeathOh were it notFarewellThe TideMy ComradeMy GiftHamlin's MillA Ballade of JoyRemembranceThe GloveThe Magic BowAt the SeasideThe OrphansAladdin's LampSongQuatrains
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