Tag Archive for: Love and Romance

What They Call It

What They Call it 2185 Grandma says we're right in style, A sittin' in our automobile Grandpa says we're fit to kill, A-ridin' in our automo-bill Ma, she says we ought to feel Grateful fer our automo-beel Pa says there ain't no other man…

A Mosquito Lullaby

A Mosquito Lullaby 5282 Hush, little skeeterbug, hush a-bye, Mother will rock him, don't you cry! I know you are hungry, my little sweet, With nothing to drink and so little to eat, The natives are tough and their blood is thin, Eut the…

A Smile

A SMILE 5646 The brightness of the morn was hid 'Neath clouds of dull, unsoftened gray; My heart beat low beneath its weight Of grief, and sorrowed with the day A mockery was all gladness-yet A loved one smiled-straight from the heart The…

To A Child

To A Child 1753 Thou lovest me for what I am; and naught It matters what I wear or give Thine eyes Sound all the depths of life's dishonesties Gold cannot tempt thee Thou canst not be bought Thy favor must be won by worth, not sought With…

The Old Log Baru

The Old Log Baru 4165 There's a charm for me yet in the old log barn So tottering, old and gray Where wildly I loved long years ago To romp on the new made hay Chorus For the merry old times that I sported there, The song that I sung in…

Song For November

Song For November 2233 "While skies glint bright with bluest light Through clouds that race o'er field and town And leaves go dancing left and right, And orchard apples tumble down; While school-girls sweet, in lane and street, Lean 'gainst…

Song Of Summer Days

Song Of Summer Days 2087 Sing a song of hollow logs, Chirp of cricket, croak of frogs, Cry of wild birds, hum of bees, Dancing leaves and whisp'ring trees; Legs all bare and dusty toes, Ruddy cheeks and freckled nose, Splash of brook…

A Ploture No Artist Car Paint

A Ploture No Artist Car Paint 2614 A quint New England homestead Where an aged couple dwelt Their houds bowed down in sorrow For the one they loved so well She wandered from her happy home, To go, no one knew where; 'Twas in a fitof anger…

Kipling’s Call To The Children

Kipling's Call to the Children 5496 Father in heaven, who lovest all, Oh, help thy children when they call, That they may build from age to age An undefiled heritage Teach us to bear the yoke in youth With steadfastness and careful truth,…

A Child’s First Grief

A Child's First Grief 5761 O, call my brother back to me! I can not play alone: The summer comes with flower and bee--- Where is my brother gone? The flowers run wild, the flowers we sowed Around our garden tree; Our vine is drooping with its…

Coug-Medicine

Coug-Medicine 3436 I had a little husband - I never knew a worse: For better than his wife or life He loved his little parse I did my best to wheedle him- He saw my deep intent And though he had a chronic cough, He never coughed a cent So…

Grandma’s Gargen

GRANDMA'S GARGEN 2989 In Grandma's dear old-fashioned garden, Where countless flowers grow, Nodding in the soft south wind, Gently swaying to and fro, Overhead the birds are singing, To the dear old-fashioned flowers, And the honey bees…

The Turkey’s Thanksgiving Conundrum

THE TURKEY'S THANKSGIVING CONUNDRUM 4366 The kitchen shelves were loaded, with pumpkin pies and mince; There was jelly in the pantry, and preserves of peach and quince There were nuts and apples ready, and the cakes were large and nice, And…

In Autumntide

IN AUTUMNTIDE 3081 The apple seeds are black at core; The linden leaves, like fairy ore Shed the effulgence of their gold, Paving the pathways green before More plaintive grows the thrush's pipe; The quince's cheek is yellow ripe; And…

My Poor Dog Tray

My Poor Dog Tray 2393 On the green banks of Shannon, when Shelah was nigh No bilthe Irish lad was so happy as I: No harp like my own could so cheerily play And wherever I went was my poor dog Tray When at last I was forced from as Shelah…

Nearluy True

Nearluy True 20211 Women wear nearsilk for dresses, Men now wear nearspats for spats, Lovers deal in nearcaresses, Women wear nearplumes on hats: Nearcut glass is sold for cutglass, Nearbooze goes as booze, you wis; And last night, when courting…

He’s An Orator

HE'S AN ORATOR 5971 He don't pretend to be perlite When speakin' of the other party It's no kid-glove, silkstockin' fight He makes; he lams 'em good an'- hearty- Jest talks right out an' takes the resk He ain't none of your careful lunters…

Little Orphant Annie

Little Orphant Annie 5384 Little Orphant Annie has come to our house to stay, To wash the cups an' saucers up and brush the crumbs away An' shoo the chickens off the porch and dust the hearth and sweep, An' make the fire and bake the bread…

Soho

Soho 1344 I loved best her pretty eyes, Clearer than stars in any skies I loved her eyes for their dear lies Dance the jig! And ah! the ways, the ways she had Of driving a poor lover mad: It made a man's heart sad and glad Dance the jig! But…

The Ready Writer

The Ready Writer 3694 The Ardent Lover writes, and then the brute Conses to woo, grows cold, and turns quite mute; But don't You ever tear his Letters up: You'll need them in your Breach-of-Promise Suit!