Out of the North

"Out of the North" by Howard V. Sutherland is a poetic journey into the heart of the Arctic, capturing the stark beauty and emotional depth of the northern wilderness. These lyrical poems explore the interplay between nature and human experience, painting vivid pictures of snow-covered landscapes and silent, imposing hills. With an introduction by Joaquin Miller, the collection evokes themes of longing and desolation, yet it also carries an undercurrent of hope and renewal as life returns with the changing seasons. The verses illustrate a sense of introspection and loneliness brought about by the somber environment, while also expressing a deep yearning for warmth, connection, and the rejuvenating embrace of spring.