O-na-we-quah; and Other Poems (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175958938)

Discover the lyrical beauty of O-na-we-quah; and Other Poems, a collection of evocative verses by Orpheus Everts. Originally published in 1856, this volume showcases Everts' deep appreciation for nature and his skillful use of language to capture its essence. The poems offer a glimpse into the American landscape of the mid-19th century, reflecting both its serenity and its untamed spirit.

Everts' work, including the titular poem "O-na-we-quah," resonates with themes of natural beauty, introspection, and the human connection to the environment. This collection is a valuable addition to the study of American literature and poetry, offering readers a chance to experience the world through the eyes of a talented and observant poet. Experience the charm of a bygone era through the timeless verses of Orpheus Everts.

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