Category: Poetry
HOME BOUND—JOSEPH AUSLANDER AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL—KATHERINE LEE BATES YELLOW CLOVER—KATHERINE LEE BATES THE RETURNING—SYLVESTER BAXTER TWO MOODS FROM THE HILL—ERNEST BENSHIMOL A BANQUET—ERNEST BENSHIMOL SONG—GEORGE CABOT LODGE THE WORLDS—MARTHA GILBERT DICKINSON BIANCHI THE RI...
Thick dappled by circles of sunshine and fluttering shade. Your bright, naked body advances, blown over by leaves, Half-quenched in their various green, just a point of you show...
2. Chapter 2O hearken, all ye little weeds That lie beneath the snow, (So low, dear hearts, in poverty so low!) The sun hath risen for royal deeds, A valiant wind the vanguard leads; Now qu...
3. Chapter 3Red wreaths Hang in my neighbor’s window, Green wreaths in my own. On this day I lost my husband. On this day you lost your boy. On this day Christ was born. Red wreaths, Green...
1. Chapter 1HOME BOUND—JOSEPH AUSLANDER AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL—KATHERINE LEE BATES YELLOW CLOVER—KATHERINE LEE BATES THE RETURNING—SYLVESTER BAXTER TWO MOODS FROM THE HILL—ERNEST BENSHIMOL A...
5. Chapter 5And then night came, and from his bed He saw the sea, moonlit and bright, And dreamed there came, to bless her son, His mother, with her little one, Adown that path of light.