THINGS I MEANT TO DO.
454.10
It's true I haven't done a lot
To show my natural bent:
The things to judge folks by is not
The act, but the intent.
The crop that measured scant and small,
The roof where rain came through-
Don't notice them.…
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The Three Fishers
By three Fishers
645
Three fishers wat sailing out into the west-
Out Into the west as the sun went down:
Each thought of the woman who loved him best,
And the children stood watching them out of the town
For wen must work…
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SUMMER AND WINTER.
569.2
What are the bright eyes watching
Under the Southern sun?
Oh, the roses fair in the balmy air,
And the vines that climb and run.
What are the bright eyes watching
Under the Northern sky?
Feathery snow, while the…
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Sonnet to the Laugh of a Child.
553.8
Golden music fashioned by the stars,
And chanted by the fairies in the gloom-
In the gray and ghostly gloom.
Where the whitened birches loom,
And the summer's sliken vestures
Hold a rare and rich…
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MANHOOD.
255.6
Our country has new need of men today- Not such alone as bravely may with- stand
The shock of battle or with strenuous hand
Open the paths of progress every way.
We give too much to brawn and body; they
Are but the brute which…
PUT ON YOUR CLOTHES.
275.11
There's a truth I wish to declare,
For I've noticed how pretty your face is,
You're an artist in doing your hair.
And the line of your figure all grace is.
But one thing you really should learn,
It is vital,…
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Balked.
275.9
There weA Aut he got stuck
Upon this "simple life;'
He said that we would try to cut
His ways of wearing strife,
But found. alas! it was no use,
For he possessed wife.
A CITY MOOD.
Arthur Stringer.
435.4
If I once more might only wander free
From all this citied laughter touched with pain,
And learn with quiet hall and patient tree
To watch the wheeling seasons and the rain,
And with the lyric grass,…
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The Little German Home.
453.3
I love to think about those days so full of fun and Joy.
That never will come back again to me;
It was many, many years agone when but a little boy.
I lived there so happy, light, and free.
I used to play about…
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WISDOM.
344.7
Like doves our strong-winged hopes o out
To speed their night through unknown прасе,
Like tired doves they curve about
And find no sate abiding place,
Till Wisdom's window open swings
In some sweet Ark of lowly things.
Our…
The Brick Schoolhouse on the Hill.
457.5
On a hill in old NewHampshire
Stands the schoolhouse on the hill.
Where we boys and girls went onward.
To learn to read, write, and spell.
The lessons that were taught us
Seem'd awful hard to learn,…
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An Attic Dream.
244.1
All day the rain had softly beat
Its music on the window pane;
All day had tapped, like tiny feet,
Upon the shingles brown with stain.
Up in the attic long and low,
Strung on the rafters overhead
Were pennyroyal,…
Da' American Girl.
550.1
I gatta mash weeth Mag
An' she ces 'Mericana, too!
Ha! wa'at you theenk? Now, mebbe so,
You weell no calla me so slow
Ef some time you can looka seo
How she ees com' an' flirt weeth ane
Most evra two t'ree day,…
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One of the Leisure Class
89-8
Sure I niver wuz so happy as I am
right now
Fer I lost me job this marnin' an
I'm free
An' I goes around a grinnin' at the
min who have to work
An' I know that they are wishin
they wuz me
Sure 'tis little cash…
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LOVE'S CONFESSIONS.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
329.1
How shall a maid make answer to a man
Who summons her, by love's supreme decree
The intricate strange ways that love began?
So many streams from that great fountain ran,
To open her whole heart,…
Salvation.
-Writter Bynner
1.4
They woke me Sunday, and I looked
Out of my bed to see;
And then the way I felt rebuked
Suggested this to me:
Even the crudest curbstone prayer,
That rouses hearts anew,
Is nearer to the crystal stair
Than many…
Where There's a With There's a Way.
336.4
This life is a difficult riddle
For many people we see.
With faces as long as a fiddle.
That ought to look shining with glee.
I am sure in this world there are plenty
Of good things enough for…
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Chimes of Trinity.
265.3
In a city grand and gay, where the mighty throng hold sway.
Stands a church whose spire points toward the sky.
And down in the belfry towar oft the chimes have toll'd the hour
And many saddened hearts were charmed…
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