Poems by James Whitcomb Riley
When Lide Married _Him_
... In a bran-new green spring-wagon, with the wheels striped red and yeller: ...
John Walsh
... And we who grope in constant night ...
Plain Sermons
... Because of this world's goods he had great store ...
Mr. Hammond's Parable--The Dreamer
... And _airn_ his livin'--er--Well! _I_ know!" ...
The Runaway Boy
... Kissed the _big girl_ too, an' _she_ ...
If I Knew What Poets Know
... And the false should be the true, ...
Last Night-- And This
... In heaven and hid-- and all was black! ...
A Water-Color
... And brink and sagging bridge and sliding stream ...
The Old Hay-Mow
... An' feels so fine, an' smells so sweet, ...
Liberty
... Marked Freedom's pathway winding through the land- ...
The Old Swimmin' Hole
... But them days is past and gone, and old Time's tuck his toll ...
"How Did You Rest, Last Night?"
... Them words a thousand times--that's right-- ...
Bryant
... Save such faint discord as the wild wind flings ...
Time
... That vexed me so last night--! "For though Time keeps ...
Nessmuk
... Ranged but by friends of thine--I name thee three:-- ...
