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"Spun-yarn and Spindrift" by Norah M. Holland offers a collection of evocative Canadian poetry, showcasing the artistry of women poets in verse that resonates with timeless themes. This carefully prepared print edition presents Holland's lyrical observations and reflections, capturing the essence of Canadian landscapes and experiences through poignant imagery and thoughtful contemplation. A significant contribution to Canadian literature, this volume provides a glimpse into the poetic landscape of its time. Explore the enduring power of Holland's words, where nature and emotion intertwine in verses that speak to the heart. "Spun-yarn and Spindrift" is a testament to the enduring appeal of well-crafted poetry, offering readers a chance to discover or rediscover a treasured voice in Canadian literary history. Ideal for those interested in poetry, Canadian poetry, and the contributions of women authors to the genre.
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