River Nepigon, and Other Poems

"River Nepigon, and Other Poems" by Robert Owen Foster, offers a collection of evocative verses that capture the beauty and spirit of the Canadian landscape. Published in 1917, this volume transports readers to the pristine wilderness, with a particular focus on the majestic River Nepigon. Foster's poetry reflects a deep appreciation for nature, painting vivid pictures of rivers, forests, and the quiet moments of observation. This collection provides a glimpse into the poetic sensibilities of the early 20th century and celebrates the enduring allure of Canada's natural wonders. Discover a timeless connection to the land through Foster's lyrical exploration of the Canadian wilderness.

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