The Colours of the Earth - Tapa blanda

In his sonnet The Dead, Rupert Brooke mused of human joys and cares, sorrow, mirth, kindness, dawn and sunset, music, slumber, frost - in short, all the colours of the earth. This poetry collection by noted poet Loren N. Horton covers as wide a range as Brooke's sonnet - from nature and worship to people, places and things - a far-ranging vision of The Colours of the Earth. Loren N. Horton was senior historian of the State Historical Society of Iowa. A much-published poet, he is the author of ten books and is co-editor of The Biographical Directory of Iowa. His interests include studying the social history of the 19th century and writing mysteries and memoir as well as poetry.

Loren N. Horton was senior historian of the State Historical Society of Iowa. A much-published poet, he is the author of ten books and is co-editor of The Biographical Directory of Iowa. His interests include studying the social history of the 19th century and writing mysteries and memoir as well as poetry.