Poems

"Poems by Arthur Macy," authored by Arthur Macy, is a collection of early 20th-century poems introduced by William Alfred Hovey that explores love, memory, and what it means to be human. Through a blend of lighthearted and serious reflections, the collection captures the essence of life and relationships as Macy weaves emotion and detail into his verses. Ranging from whimsical takes on daily life to thoughtful ponderings on love and loss, the poems show Macy's skill in blending humor and insight, as shown in works like "The Rollicking Mastodon" and "A Poet's Lesson". Revealing Macy's past, including his Quaker background and Civil War experiences, these verses offer a unique window into his personal history and thought. This collection is a charming exploration, offering readers a chance to encounter both the mundane and the remarkable, leaving a lasting impression on poetry lovers.