Poems found: 75

DID YOU CALL ME, FATHER?'

I WAS A STRANGER, AND YE TOOK ME IN'

THAT GLOVE'

A KISS

A LOVE-LETTER

ADIEU

ALL ALONE

APPLE DUMPLINGS; BY REQUEST

ARRIA TO POETUS

AUTUMN THOUGHTS

BURIAL OF A FAIRY QUEEN

CHILD LIFE

CHRISTMAS EVE, SOUTH, 1865

CHRISTMAS, SOUTH, 1866

CRAZED

DISAPPOINTMENT

DRINK ON

EVANISHINGS

FAMILY PORTRAITS

FOUND - WHO LOST?

GONE

HEART'S EASE

HOPE

HUGGING THE SHORE

I AM FASHION'S TOY

I AM WEARY, MOTHER

I SMILE, BUT OH! MY HEART IS BREAKING

I SPEAK TO HER TENDERLY

KINDNESS

KNITTING

LIFE

LIFE FOR A LIFE

LIFT ME HIGHER

LIGHT IN DARKNESS

LINES ON THE DEATH OF THE REV. S. K. TALMAGE

LINES TO AN OLD DRESS

LINES UPON THE DEATH OF CHARLEY DU BIGNON

LITTLE BELL

LOEW'S BRIDGE: A BROADWAY IDYL

MINE

MISTLETOE

MRS. MYRICK'S LECTURE

MY MOTHER'S VOICE

MYSTERIES OF LIFE

NO LETTER

ONLY A BLUSH

REVENGE

SILVERY FOUNTAIN

SPRING

THE BEAUTIFUL

THE BEAUTIFUL SEA

THE BLIGHT OF LOVE

THE CRUSHED FLOWER

THE DRUNKARD'S WIFE

THE FATHER'S LOVE

THE FIRST GREY HAIR

THE HUMMING-BIRD

THE MAIL HAS COME

THE MOTHER'S LAMENT UPON LOSS OF HER CHILDREN'S PHOTOGRAPHS

THE OLD CRIB

THE OPIUM-EATER (AFTER TAKING A DOSE)

THE OPIUM-EATER (BEFORE TAKING A DOSE)

THE SIGNAL GUN

THE SOLDIER BOY'S DREAM

THE TRYST

TO ANNIE

TO DON JUAN BAZ, EX-GOV. OF MEXICO

TO FANNIE

TO FATHER

TO MARY

TO ONE WHO SLEEPETH; WRITTEN BY A SCHOOL-HOUSE WELL

UPON RECEIPT OF A POUND OF COFFEE IN 1863

WAIL OF THE DIVORCED

WE MET

WEARINESS