Rural Rhymes

"Rural Rhymes" is a collection of poems evoking the serene beauty and simple life of the countryside. Penned by Silas Bettes McManus and published in 1898 by Curts & Jennings, this volume captures the essence of rural America through vivid imagery and heartfelt verse. McManus's work reflects a deep appreciation for nature's wonders and the enduring spirit of those who live close to the land.

These poems offer a nostalgic glimpse into a bygone era, celebrating the rhythms of the seasons and the joys of agricultural life. Readers will find themselves transported to fields of golden wheat, babbling brooks, and quiet country lanes. "Rural Rhymes" is a timeless collection sure to appeal to lovers of classic poetry and anyone seeking a connection with the natural world. It is a testament to the enduring power of simple living and the profound beauty found in everyday landscapes.

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