â € œ Wood-notes Wildâ € is a collection of lyrical poems by John Wilson Robertson, published in 1912. Robertsonâ € (TM)s verses celebrate the beauty and tranquility of the natural world, evoking vivid imagery of forests, fields, and streams. The poems reflect a deep appreciation for nature's simplicity and offer a serene escape from the modern world. With themes of introspection and connection to the environment, â € œ Wood-notes Wildâ € invites readers to pause and listen to the subtle melodies of the natural world. This collection showcases Robertson's talent for capturing the essence of nature through evocative language and imagery.
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