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Poems by Charles-Nérée Beauchemin

French author, born on 20/02/1850 at Yamachiche (Québec), deceased on 29/06/1931 at Yamachiche (Québec).

Nérée Beauchemin, a Quebec physician and poet, spent nearly his whole life in Yamachiche, the village where he was born. His collections Les Floraisons matutinales (1897) and Patrie intime (1928) celebrate the land, the river, and the traditions of Quebec. Poems such as "L'érable" and "Le vieux parler" express his attachment to his country and its language.

Autumn Roses
Claire fontaine
Flowers of Dawn
France
Intimate Homeland
My Distant Ancestor
My France
October Rays (I)
October Rays (II)
October Rays (III)
October Rays (IV)
Our Land
Quebec
Rustic Twilight
Snowdrop
The Boreal April
The Cradle
The Crows
The Empty House
The Lake
The Last Resting Place
The Little Canadian Girl
The Lonely House
The Maple
The Muse
The Old Speech
The River
The Sea
The Singing Serviceberry Branch
To Her Whom I Love