Publisher's Synopsis
âThe Spiders, and Other Poemsâ is a collection of early twentieth-century poetry by Hilton Ross Greer. This volume offers a glimpse into the poetic sensibilities of the era, showcasing Greer's lyrical voice and thematic concerns. With a diverse range of subjects and styles, the poems in this collection resonate with timeless reflections on nature, humanity, and the inner life. This work captures a moment in American literary history, appealing to readers interested in classic verse and the evolution of poetic expression.
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