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Naturally
ReflectionsNaturally
5605
"For each of these flowers I'll give you a kiss!"
Cries out the adorably sweet little miss:
But she pouts as I rush for the door
"Are you running away from that?"says she:
"No" I answer "There's only a doz- en, you see-
I'm…
The Major Breaks Into Rhyme
Urban LifeThe Major Breaks Into Rhyme
101
Not less stentorian than the
angry surf that beats the shore of,
Monterey Bay is the lyric defy
urled by Major McLaughlin, of
Santa Cruz and San Francisco,
at Wallace Irwin of New York
Though of world-wide…
Darky Free Methodist Song
War and ConflictDarky Free Methodist Song
4542
I pitched my tent in the wilderness
Down by the riverside:
I pitched my tent in the wilderness,
Down by the riverside
We'll end this warfare
Down by the riverside:
We'll end this warfare
Down by the riverside
I'm…
All The World To Me
Love and RomanceAll the World to Me
1477
I love you 'tis the simplest way
The thing I feel to tell;
Yet if I told it all the day,
You'd never guess how well:
You are my comfort and my light-
My very life you seem:
I think of you all day-all night
"Tis…
Fingerprints
Love and RomanceFINGERPRINTS
CHARLTON LAWRENCE EDHOLM
5981
Five little fingers' print
On walls, on chairs, on the pane,
All through the house our monarch makes
That sign and seal of his reign
Five little fingers' print
On mother's throat to her breast,…
The Old Arm Chair
Love and RomanceThe Old Arm Chair
2173
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I sat and watch'd her many a day
When her eyes grew dim, and her locka were grayi
And I almost worship'd har when the smilef
And turn'd from her utble to hiras her child
Years roll'd on,…
Tippity House
War and ConflictTippity House
Denison Fay
4311
BABY sleeps in Tippity House,
And rocks and rocks away
She goes to bed at eleven o'clock
To sleep for half the day
Muvver is sitting and knitting
Funny old comfy things;
She keeps a foot on the rocker…
A Toast
Urban LifeA Toast
62
I would drink a toast "New Frisco,"
Our beautiful city of godl;
The, health to her pretty maidens,
And health to her gallants bold
Here's health to her patient mothers,
To her fathers old and gray;
Here's a quaff to our dear old…
Toil
Childhood and InnocenceTOIL
GRACE G BOSTWICK
4212
He sought for peace; he drifted here and there
In many lands, and alien tongues he spoke;
In vain upon his knees within a cell,
The monastery's calm he did invoke
And then at last when Time had filched his youth…
The Vampire City
DeathTHE VAMPIRE CITY
Reginald Wright Kauffman
4321
Come with me into Babylon! Here to my woodland seat Over the miles she lures and smiles-the smile of the bitter-sweet; I hear the distant cadence, the siren-song she sings; I smell the incense…
Prayer For George Francis Key
ReflectionsPrayer for George Francis Key
16012
"Look down, Great God, this
night defend,
And us in safety keep,
Thy Providential arnı extend,
And guard us while we sleep;
What e'er in thought or word or
deed
This day amiss I've…
The Sally Bride’s Lament
Love and RomanceThe Sally Bride's Lament
2712
'Twas early spring, the year was young
The flowers they bloomed and the birds they sung
And all were glad, but none so giad an Ii
For ny love, a salior led, was nigh
'Tis scarce three months since we were wed…
Woodman, Spare That Tree
Childhood and InnocenceWoodman, Spare That Tree
3781
Woodman, spare that tree!
Touch not a single bough
In youth it sheltered me,
And I'll protect it now
Twas my forefather's hand
That placed it near his cot
There, woodman, let it stand;
Thy ax shall harm…
He’s Had No Show
ReflectionsHe's Had No Show
3446
Joe Reell 'ud set upon a ker
Down to the groc'ry store, an' throw
One leg right over t'other leg
An' swear he'd never had no show
"Oh, no," said Joe,
"Hain't hed…
The Old Organist
ReflectionsThe Old Organist
3196
The morning services were o'er
And yet the people stayed
While some remarked how wondrous well
The old professor played
His muste filled the village church
Somehow as ne'er before:
And c'en the choir were loath…
The Man With The Hoe
Philosophy and WisdomThe Man With the Hoe
EDWIN MARKHAM
4162
Written after seeing the painting by Millet)
"God made man in His own image:
In His own Image made He him"-Genesis
Bowed with the weight of centuries he leans
Upon his hoe and gazes on the ground,…
A Definance
Love and RomanceA Definance
834
I am 60 an' am healthy, an' I've got a
grip like steagl;
I walk my furrer Atiddy an' you won't
git me to squeal;
I'm out afield n'workin, at the very
peep o' day:
I take back seat f'r no one when it
comesto pitchin' hay
My…
Do Your Best
BeautyDo Your Best
1546
Do your best and leave the rest:
Never mind to-morrow;
He who works with happy zest
Has no need to borrow
Trouble from some future day
True success will come his way
Do your best and leave the rest!
He who strives for…
No Parsing In Heaven
BeautyNo Parsing in Heaven
4034
We are going we are going,
To a home beyond the skin
Where the helds are robed in beauty,
And the sunlight never dies;
Where the fount of joy is flowing
In the valley green and fair;
We shali dwell in love together,…