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MusicOfLee: "The Blind Caravan" is a work for Mezzo-soprano and Pierrot ensemble that was commissioned for Canada's sesquicentennial celebrations and is based on a poem by William Wilfred Campbell. The score and parts are available on Sheet Music Plus:

TTLastSpring: Poem by William Wilfred Campbell

Book_Addict: Happy birthday to Canadian writer and poet William Wilfred Campbell (June 15, 1860), author of "Snowflakes and Sunbeams" (1888) et al.

tmsalexa61: North and south and east and west, Wherever their triumphs be, Their glory goes home to the ocean-girt Isle Where the heather blooms and the roses smile England By William Wilfred Campbell (1861–1918)

ARTSalamode: Born 6/1: painter Frans Post, writers John Masefield, William Wilfred Campbell, Christopher Lasch, Colleen McCullough, jazz sax Hal McKusick, singer/songwriters Alanis Morissette, Pat Boone, Brandi Carlile, guitarist Ron Wood, actor Marilyn Monroe.

ARTSalamode: "Out in a world of death far to the northward lying, Under the sun and the moon, under the dusk and the day; Under the glimmer of stars and the purple of sunsets dying, Wan and waste and white, stretch the great lakes away...." William Wilfred Campbell

BwfcVision: Wilfred Addison, Wilfred Allison, 19, Fred Battersby, 31, James Battersby, 33, Robert Bentham, 33, Henry Bimson, 59, Henry Ratcliffe Birtwistle, 14, John T. Blackshaw, W. Braidwood, 40, Fred Campbell, 33, Fred Price Dearden, 67, William Evans, 33, Winston Finch,

BryonySeries: Moons that glimmer above, waters that lie white under, Miles and miles of lake far out under the night; Foaming crests of waves, surfs that shoreward thunder, Shadowy shapes that flee, haunting the spaces white. The Winter Lakes by William Wilfred Campbell

AgFreeAgent: "Along the line of smoky hills The crimson forest stands, And all the day the blue-jay calls Throughout the autumn lands." William Wilfred Campbell

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FoodFarmNews: Third stanza of Indian Summer (when it wasn't a politically incorrect statement) by William Wilfred Campbell.

HabbyMomma: Now by the brook the maple leans With all his glory spread, And all the sumachs on the hills Have turned their green to red. –William Wilfred Campbell (1861–1918)

platospupil: Now by the brook the maple leans With all his glory spread, And all the sumachs on the hills Have turned their green to red. –William Wilfred Campbell (1861–1918)

TeresaABacon2: Good Morning Everyone, Welcome To My World Now by the brook the maple leans With all his glory spread, And all the sumachs on the hills Have turned their green to red. –William Wilfred Campbell (1861–1918)

kevblue777: Now by the brook the maple leans With all his glory spread, And all the sumachs on the hills Have turned their green to red. –William Wilfred Campbell (1861–1918)

OccultFan: Now by the brook the maple leans With all his glory spread, And all the sumachs on the hills Have turned their green to red. –William Wilfred Campbell (1861–1918)

TTLastSpring: Poem by William Wilfred Campbell

Book_Addict: Happy birthday to Canadian writer and poet William Wilfred Campbell (June 15, 1860), author of "Snowflakes and Sunbeams" (1888) et al.

ARTSalamode: Born 6/1: painter Maarten van Heemskerck, artist James Daugherty, jazz sax Hal McKusick, writers John Masefield, Christopher Lasch, Colleen McCullough, William Wilfred Campbell, singer/songwriters Alanis Morissette, Brandi Carlile, composer Nelson Riddle, actor Marilyn Monroe.

hamlet2hamilton: We don't usually love plays where the woman swoons in EVERY SINGLE SCENE. BUT this week's King Arthur play, "Mordred: A Tragedy in Five Acts" by William Wilfred Campbell (our first Canadian playwright!) is so so SO much melodramatic fun.

georgedance04: Today's poem on Penny's Poetry Blog: March Morning in Canada / William Wilfred Campbell This limpid, sweet, spring morning, all the air Is full of far-off, echoing, long-drawn sound; The very city, like a dream, is fair, [...]

BeechwoodOttawa: The Poetry of William Wilfred Campbell

AgFreeAgent: Love this poem. William Wilfred Campbell poet. Reflects the Ontario landscape he lived in all his life. Your Dad had good taste.

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moodiesue: Poem by William Wilfred Campbell

TTLastSpring: Poem by William Wilfred Campbell

Book_Addict: Happy birthday to Canadian writer and poet William Wilfred Campbell (June 15, 1860), author of "Snowflakes and Sunbeams" (1888) et al.

TTLastSpring: How One Winter Came in the Lake Region - William Wilfred Campbell

bbritneff: Speaker Ben Glosson tells committee about William Wilfred Campbell, the Confederation poet who moved into & named Kilmorie in 1915, before performing a song. “This green space is a symbol of what the Confederation poets wrote about and what gives us a sense of self as Canadians”

gobalax: Canadian Folk-Song | William Wilfred Campbell | Multi-version (Weekly and Fortnightly poetry)

MelanieJaxn: They hasten, still they hasten, From the even to the dawn; And their tired eyes gleam and glisten Under north skies white and wan. Each panter in the darkness Is a demon-haunted soul, The shadowy, phantom werewolves, Who circle round the Pole. --William Wilfred Campbell

kevblue777: Along the line of smoky hills The crimson forest stands, And all the day the blue-jay calls Throughout the autumn lands. –William Wilfred Campbell (1861–1918)

everwood_lynn: Along the line of smoky hills The crimson forest stands, And all the day the blue-jay calls Throughout the autumn lands. –William Wilfred Campbell (1861–1918)

TTLastSpring: Poem by William Wilfred Campbell

BeechwoodOttawa: Meaning in the Monument - William Wilfred Campbell Bench Erected by his friends, this bench was to commemorate the contribution of his poetic genius to Canadian Letters. He (1 June ca. 1860 – 1 January 1918) was a considered the "unofficial poet laureate of Canada."

OwenSoundHub: June 23 is William Wilfred Campbell day in the Town of South Bruce Peninsula.

Book_Addict: Happy birthday to Canadian writer and poet William Wilfred Campbell (June 15, 1860), author of "Snowflakes and Sunbeams" (1888) et al.

matthewjdowd: Happy bday Canadian poet William Wilfred Campbell, b.1860: “The tidal shores where ebbs our fleeting breath: But over ill and dread and doubt's fell dart, Sweet hope, eternal, holds the human heart, And love laughs down the desolate dusks of death.”

TTLastSpring: How One Winter Came in the Lake Region - William Wilfred Campbell

OwenSoundHub: Calling all poets. Enter your work in the William Wilfred Campbell poetry festival.

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