Verses from "The Canticle of the Road"

Name: Verses from "The Canticle of the Road"
Author: Arthur Willis Colton

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By Arthur Willis Colton · First published 1923 · Genre: Poetry, Travel, Religious · 608 words

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PART I. WEST-EASTERLY MORALITIES

Verses from "The Canticle of the Road" is listed on Textopian as a poem by Arthur Willis Colton, dated 1923 CE.

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Poetry — The title 'Verses from the Canticle of the Road' and the author's known body of work suggest this is a collection of poetry.
Travel — The term 'Road' in the title might refer to a journey or travels, making this possibly related to the Travel genre.
Religious — 'Canticle' indicates a religious hymn or chant in the title, hinting the book might include religious themes.