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New Expression rises in Rocky Mountain poetry
Charles Edwin Hewes, mystic poet and Tahosa inn-keeper, advocates a God-made West in his revised Songs of the Rockies. John Dickinson Sherman profiles Hewes, his debate with traditional Western imagery, and his partnership with illustrator Dean Babcock as they promote a new literary expression born in Estes Park’s Tahosa valley.
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God
Man
Charles Edwin Hewes
John Dickinson Sherman
Edwin Hewes
Tahosa Valley
Longs Peak
Rocky Mountain National Park
Rockies
Mr. Hewes
Bret Harte
Eugene Field
Stevenson
Bayard Taylor
Evry
Alps
Andes
Estes Park
Charlie” Hewes
Boniface
Hewes
Hyertons
Palmers
New England
Virginia
Boone
Iowa
Seattle
Hich
Rocky Mountains
Dean Babcock
Canton
Til
Tahcea Valley
Mount
Ohio State University
Babcock
American Art Academy