James William Whilt

Poems

1. Silent Voices of the Night

   by James William Whilt

   When the shades of evening gather,
   And night's curtain's dropping low,
   
2. The Old Frying Pan

   by James William Whilt

   You may talk of your broilers, both single and double,
   Your roasters and toasters, they're all lots of trouble;
   
3. Winter

   by James William Whilt

   Winter has descended o'er mountain and hill,
   His mantle of snow has spread;
   
4. The Trapper's Story

   by James William Whilt

   The trapper sat in his cabin
   With grizzled beard and hair,