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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TO MAMMA, by LUCRETIA MARIA DAVIDSON
First Line: Thy love inspires the story teller's tongue
Last Line: And what's not true, let fruitful fancy dream.
Subject(s): Mothers
First Line: Thy love inspires the story teller's tongue
Last Line: And what's not true, let fruitful fancy dream.
Subject(s): Mothers
Thy love inspires the Story Teller's tongue.
To tales of hearts with disappointment wrung,
Thy love inspires; -- fresh flows the copious stream,
And what's not true, let fruitful fancy dream.
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