Lest You Forget, The Poems of Violet Witherspoon

Visit turn-of-the-century Macon, Georgia, through the words of a Victorian poet. A collection of poems by Violet Witherspoon was discovered and now is shared with the rest of the world, along with the few available details about her life. Violet Witherspoon, born in 1873 in the middle part of Georgia, left behind little evidence of her life, except that of her love life. In poems dated from 1902 to 1939, we glimpse the relationship of Violet and John Chambers. This timeless story, communicated through Violet’s verse, tells of passionate love, close up and from a distance — a love that endured the test of time. This beautiful collection is hard-bound in deep forest green, gold-embossed with ivy, with a wide burgundy silk ribbon for marking favorite pages. Photos of Violet and John have been hand placed with photo corners inside the front and back covers. The old-fashioned picture album design accentuates the history behind the works. With 33 poems in Victorian, lyric style, this collection is a true treasure from the past and an everlasting love story for the future.