Norah M. Holland

Norah M. Holland
Norah M. Holland (1876–1925) was a Canadian poet and writer known for her evocative verse that often explored themes of nature and the human spirit. She contributed regularly to literary magazines and is best known for her poetry collection "Spun-Yarn and Spindrift," published in 1926 posthumously. Holland's work captured the beauty of the Canadian landscape and conveyed deep emotional resonance, making her a respected voice in early Canadian literature. Her poems are marked by a lyrical quality, showcasing her skill in capturing vivid imagery and mood.

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THE LITTLE DOG-ANGEL High up in the courts of Heaven to-dayA little dog-angel waits,With the other angels he will not play,But he sits alone at the gates;"For I know that my master will come," says he:"And when he comes, he will call for me." He sees the spirits that pass him byAs they hasten towards the throne,And he watches them with a wistful eyeAs he sits at the gates alone;"But... more...