Arthur Chapman (poet) quotes

Out where the handclasp's a little stronger, Out where the smile dwells a little longer, That's where the West begins. (Arthur Chapman (poet))

It's hard to think that in cities there's men who are goin' to mad, Each strivin' to beat his fellows and get what the others had; And from this here peaceful viewpoint, such doin's look bad, plum bad.

Arthur Chapman (poet)

Out among the big things - The mountains and the plains - An hour ain't important, Nor are the hour's gains; The feller in the city Is hurried night and day, But out among the big things He learns the calmer way.

Arthur Chapman (poet)

There ain't no leaves to turn to gold- There ain't a tree in sight- In other ways the herder's told October's come, all right.

Arthur Chapman (poet)

Arthur Chapman (poet)

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Occupation: American Poet
Born: June 25, 1873
Died: December 4, 1935
Quotes count: 4
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