The rye is the sea
Subtitle: a book of poems
By: by Paul Southworth Bliss, together with a prose account of the authorʹs experience as a novice hunter and angler, entitled : Hunting begins at forty, and Fishing begins at forty. Illustrations from the original rubber blocks by Harold J. Matthews
Publisher: Cirrus
Published: 1936
Place of publication: Bismarck, N.D
Language: eng
Number of pages: 61
Subjects: American poetry; Poetry
Other titles: Hunting begins at forty.; Fishing begins at forty.
Table of contents: title: The rye is the sea; title: School yard in summertime; title: Highway elm; title: Harmony; title: Water hole; title: April twilight; title: Winter-spring; title: Evening; title: Southwind in April; title: 1500 foot level; title: Stubble; title: March afternoon; title: Winter moon; title: May morning; title: Red River evening; title: Marsh at mid-day; title: The owl; title: Dark wind; title: Aries; title: Hilltop; title: McKenzie evening; title: Cannonball; title: I have seen the stars again; title: Sin; title: Hoary vervain; title: Memorial Day; title: Slippers; title: Pheasant cry; title: Dunn County morning; title: Railroad yards; title: University ivy; title: Square-toed night; title: Great property man; title: Just another old dog; title: Hunting begins at forty; title: Fishing begins at forty.