Her Boy

Poetry

Heart Songs

by Jean McKishnie BLEWETT (1862 - 1934)

This is a volume of poetry by Jean Blewett. In this collection, the Canadian poet's most beautiful love songs and poetry is brought together. - Summary by Carolin

Listen next episodes of Heart Songs:
A Bud , A Fancied Loss , A Merrie Christmasse Untoe Ye , A Pledge , A Sunset Talk , An Etching , As It Began to Dawn , At Quebec , Back on the Farm , Be Good and Glad , Blue-Eyed Bess , Cold Water , Deserted , Elspeth’s Daughter-in-law , Envy , Eve , For He was Scotch and so was She , Gethsemane , God Loveth Us , Good-Bye to Work , Good-Night , Granny’s Message to Jack , He Meditates on the Critic , Heather White , Her Birthday , Her Dower , Her First Sleigh-Ride , Her Gold , Her Lesson , Her Portrait , His Care , His Ex-Platonic Friend , His Own Little Black-Eyed Lad , His Wife and Boy , Hollyhocks , How Close? , I Love Her Well , In Lovers’ Lane , In Sunflower Time , In the Clover-Field , In the Conservatory , In the Old Church , In the Wood , Jack , Jacynth , Lac Deschene , Long Time Ago , Love’s Humility , Lullaby , Marguerite , Mavourneen , Mildred , Minerva’s Essay , My Canada , My Friend , My Lady of the Silver Tongue , My Little Maid , My Neighbor , My Sweetbriar Maid , O Last Days of the Year , O Radiant Stream , Our Father , Our Host and His House , Perfect Peace , Ring Out Glad Song , September , Settled by Arbitration , Shadows , She Just Keeps House for Me , Slander , Some Joys We May Not Keep , Somebody , Song of the Wind , Spring o’ the Year , Summer Holidays , Sweeping to the Sea , The Boy of the House , The Circuit , The Courtier’s Ladye , The Creed of Love , The Ever and Ever So Long Ago , The Grave , The Height , The Hoar Frost on the Wood , The Indian Girl , The King’s Gift , The Legend of Love , The Making Up , The Meanest Man , The Miscreant , The Mother’s Story , The Old Valentine , The Prodigal , The Richer Man , The Rustic’s Lassie , The Tea-Kettle’s Tune , To the Queen , Truth Upon Honor , Two Creeds , Until We Meet , Violet , What the Poppies Said , With Her Sunshine, Breeze and Dew