
Morning in the West by Katherine Hale read by Various | Full Audio Book

Morning in the West by Katherine Hale (1874 - 1956)
Genre(s): Single author, Lyric
Read by: Larry Wilson, Patty H, nbvoices, Phil Schempf, czandra, Melissa Griffin, Stefan Von Blon, Tegan Johnson, David Grunwald in English
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 01 - Part I. Morning in the West: Cun-ne-wa-bum
00:02:55 - 02 - Ballad of Jasper Road
00:05:10 - 03 - Buffalo Meat
00:11:12 - 04 - Return of the Trappers
00:12:57 - 05 - An Old Lady
00:17:16 - 06 - Spanish Pilots
00:18:28 - 07 - Part II. Women: Enchantment
00:19:11 - 08 - She Who Paddles
00:20:17 - 09 - Down Near the Glen
00:21:24 - 10 - The Bolshevik
00:23:15 - 11 - Pavlowa Dancing
00:24:28 - 12 - Calvé in Blue
00:25:39 - 13 - Sign to Trespassers
00:26:57 - 14 - Silver Slippers
00:28:01 - 15 - A Fabulous Day
00:29:30 - 16 - Christmas Eve
00:30:20 - 17 - To Marjorie Pickthall
00:31:20 - 18 - I Who Cut Patterns
00:32:53 - 19 - Poetesses
00:34:21 - 20 - Part III. Going North: Going North
00:41:04 - 21 - Study in Shadows
00:42:43 - 22 - Northern Graveyards
00:44:29 - 23 - Stony Lake
00:45:37 - 24 - Trade
00:46:27 - 25 - Snake Island
00:48:21 - 26 - Juniper Ring
00:49:16 - 27 - White Slumber
00:50:11 - 28 - Crimson Pool
00:51:04 - 29 - Miracles
This collection of verses by Canadian poet Katherine Hale takes a journey over Canada's vast natural landscapes - prairies, forests and lakes. A special section presents the unique view points of women. - Summary by Larry Wilson
Video Summary
AI GeneratedThis collection of poems by Katherine Hale explores the complex intersections of cultural collision, memory, and nature. Spanning the Canadian prairies to the rugged north, the works contrast Indigenous displacement with settler adaptation, while meditating on mortality, social inequality, and the enduring power of the human spirit against the backdrop of a changing landscape.
