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Son publishes work of Real Kansas girl Bev Lethem Davis
Hays Daily News
A collection of poetry and short stories that reflect on the life and experience of rural America was published recently by the late Beverly Lethem Davis, or as her son, Kevin called her, a Real Kansas girl.
Bev Davis was working on Rime of Time: Poetry and Short Stories, before her passing in 2019, with the help of friends and the local group Prairie Poets and Writers.
Kevin finished what Bev started and got the book published earlier this year. He s proud of the work his mother did and was excited to get it out to the world, especially to the place she called home for many years.
Dec 24, 2020
Dec 24, 2020
Editorâs note: This column by the late Bev Davis was originally published Dec. 2, 2005. Davis passed away Aug. 1, 2010, of a sudden illness.
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Iâm still trying to get used to the gray woodlands and the trees with their starkly bare limbs. The winds are colder around my house because the leaves are gone.
Squirrels and winter birds, however, find refuge in many of the evergreens that add a rich, soft color here and there.
In William Bennettâs âThe Moral Compass,â I recently read an engaging legend of how the evergreens came to be âever green.â
According to the story, winter was near, and a little bird with a broken wing had been left behind from the southern migration of its kin.