Gentle flowers lying in lowly beds appear in William C. Bryant’s verses. He describes how February sunshine warms buds, how winter brings bright scenes, and how autumn fills woods with many hues. He also speaks of endurance and a guiding power that teaches the way.
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William Cullen Bryant was an American poet, journalist, and longtime editor of the New‑York Evening Post, born in Massachusetts.
About William C. Bryant
He began his professional life as a lawyer, but he loved poetry from a young age and became known for his romantic verses. His work appeared in the Evening Post, where he later served as editor for many years.
