Dinah Maria Mulock Craik
Born in April 20, 1826 / Died in October 12, 1887 / United Kingdom / Finnish
Poems by Dinah Maria Mulock Craik
The House of Clay
... Whom, ere the crumbling clay-house falls, ...
In Memoriam
... none is seen On thy daisy covering green, ...
Day By Day
... Live while we live, giving God thanks-- ...
Semper Fidelis
... Though this hand of mine drops empty, that blank wall my blank eyes meet: ...
Outward Bound
... Look up calm,--and praise the Lord,-- ...
A Silly Song
... "There's not a foolish flower i' the grass, ...
Cousin Robert
... Your tall barques dot the dangerous seas, ...
To My Godchild Alice
... From quaint rhyme to rhyme, are changing ...
Year After Year: A Love Song.
... Though loose clings the wedding-ring to that thin hand of thine,-- ...
The Mothers Visit
... And yesternight I saw her cross my chamber, ...
Sitting On The Shore
... Like white-winged sea-birds into the Infinite Deep: ...
Too Late
... As I lay my heart on your dead heart, Douglas, ...
At The Seaside
... Strange, strange to think how some of them ...
North Wind
... That in some mortal eyes life's whole bright circle narrows, ...
"Until Her Death."
... V. With fond lips felt through the blind mists of dying, ...
