The Calendar, and Other Verses

Explore the poetic landscape of early America with Irving Sidney Dix's "The Calendar and Other Verses," a collection of enduring verses that resonate with the spirit of faith and reflection. This volume showcases a selection of Dix's American poetry, offering a glimpse into the religious and general themes prevalent in his work.

"The Calendar and Other Verses" presents a carefully curated assembly of poems suitable for readers seeking classic American poetry. The verses encompass a range of topics, solidifying the collection's place within the realm of religious poetry and general poetic expression. This print edition allows readers to experience Dix's work in its original form, providing an authentic encounter with poetry of the period. Perfect for those interested in American literature and the timeless appeal of thoughtfully composed verses.

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