Poems by Edgar Albert Guest
My Paw Said So
... You can think what you like, but I stick to it when ...
The World Is Against Me
... Who'd have thought themselves rich if your fortune they'd known ...
The Soldier On Crutches
... We must sit with them, talk with them, laugh with them, too, ...
Somebody Spoke A Cheering Word
... That he climbed the ladder to wealth and fame, ...
Satisfied With Life
... I have had their caresses through storm and through shine, ...
The Child World
... The sweet good-nights, the shouts of glee ...
Practicing Time
... Like "The Fairies' Dance," or "The Mountain Springs," ...
The Big Deeds
... better days. We must quit our selfish thinking and our narrow views and creeds, ...
On Station Farewells
... It seems she's tied her heart-strings to the train that's waiting there, ...
The Old-Time Family
... But with all the care we brought them, and through all the days of stress, ...
The Test
... And the friends worth-while and true, are the happy smiling few ...
I'd Rather Be A Failure
... But there is something deep inside which scoffers fail to view-- ...
Reflection
... From your orchards and fields where it grew, ...
Men And Dreamers
... Men that's born with love o' conquest, an' there's men that love to dream ...
The Discovery Of A Soul
... We should have missed his splendid worth, we should have called him frail ...
