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Thomas Hornsby Ferril
Thomas Hornsby Ferril (1896–1988) was a poet in the U.S. state of Colorado. A journalist who specialized in corporate public relations, he studied and wrote poetry as an avocation. In his later years of life (1979-1988) he was named poet laureate of Colorado.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Thomas Hornsby Ferril: 1896-1988 )〕 He was known as "The Poet of the Rockies".
==Biography==
Born in 1896, Ferril was educated at Colorado College, married journalist Helen Ferril, and made his life in Denver, Colorado. Supporting his household as the director of public relations at the Great Western Sugar Company, he also wrote poetry and essays. His first collection of verse, ''High Passage'' (1926), was honored by the Yale Series of Younger Poets Competition. It was followed by ''Westering'' (1934), ''Trial by Time'' (1944), ''New and Selected Poems'' (1952), ''Words for Denver: and Other Poems'' (1966), and ''Anvil of Roses'' (1983).〔
Ferril wrote extensively for wife Helen's weekly, ''The Rocky Mountain Herald''. They published ''I Hate Thursday'' (1946), and ''The Rocky Mountain Herald Reader'' (1966).〔
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