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Ebook has 179 lines and 12438 words, and 4 pages

POEMS OF LIFE. Page

Today 5

Jewels 6

Something Gone 7

A-Maying 8

Tribute 9

Good-Bye 10

The Wondrous Song 14

Miladi 17

The Something-my-life-has-missed 18

Contentment 20

Gone 21

To My Muse 22

Conception 24

Awakening 25

The House Built on Sands 26

To a Butterfly 28

A Fragment 29

Query 30

I Close Mine Eyes 32

Understanding 33

We Met in May 34

I Turn Me Down a Lighted Way 36

Counsel 37

Decision 39

You Never Guessed the Secret 40

The Light 42

Education 43

Re-Adjustment 44

FROM "RHYMES FOR WEE SWEETHEARTS"

When Grandmama Was Little 53

Harold's Lament 55

Mrs. Spider 57

The Naughty Little Girl 58

On the Stair 60

The Land O'Dreams 61

The Middle of the Night 63

When Our Fathers Were Little Boys 65

Slumber Land 67

The New Brother 68

POEMS OF LIFE

TO-DAY

The Yesterdays we might have called our own But which, in our blindness, we let slip by, Alas! they know not to return again, Deep-buried doth each, within its grave, lie.

But O belov'ed, now that we have made The golden secret ours--to hold alway We will not sorrow o'er departed hours-- Just live in God's great glorious--To-day!

JEWELS

SOMETHING GONE

You come to me--you take my hand, You try to make me see Things should become as they once were, 'Twixt you and me.

I listen to each word, you say, I mark well ev'ry tone, Only to find--you plead in vain,-- There's something gone.

Something gone--that cannot come back again, Tho' most entreatingly you pray. Yet, not mine the fault,--but yours alone, It went away.

A-MAYING

We will go a-Maying dear, Just you and I together, Oh, the glory of God's blossoming Sunshiny weather! Ev'ry ill we will forget, Nor remember a regret, For 'twill never do to fret Whilst we are a-straying. Only laughter ringing clear, Waking echo far and near; You and I so happy dear; A-Maying! A-Maying!

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