Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Voice From the Trees: And Other Poems
Indeed as a rule it was only under the direct and immediate impact of nature that Frogley could write. Nearly everything that he cared to preserve was written out of doors. Hence he read chie?y in the winter and wrote in the summer half of the year; and he played with his camera as a means of preserving his impressions for the eye almost as affectionately as he did with the graving tool of verse that registered them on his mind. Two reproductions of his tree work are introduced into this volume.
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