Walter McRoberts (1863-1943) was an American poet and writer whose work appeared in various literary journals during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Though not a widely known literary figure today, his poetry was recognized for its lyrical grace, reflective tone, and themes centered on nature and human experience. McRoberts's writings often conveyed a quiet introspection and emotional sensitivity that resonated with readers of his time. While his legacy remains modest, his contributions form a part of America's broader poetic tradition during a period of rich literary activity.