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Born in October 14, 1888 / Died in October 17, 1923 / United Kingdom / English

Poems by Katherine Mansfield

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Song by the Window Before Bed

... Whisper "Yes." The trees are just niggers all, ...

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Song of Karen, the Dancing Child

... Lights out and the blinds pulled down ...

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Song of the Little White Girl

... O poor cabbage tree!Never mind, cabbage tree, when I am taller, ...

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Sorrowing Love

... Come with me!Look, this little flower is pink, ...

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Spring Wind in London

... Where once the wattle grew,--All the wild sweetness of the flower ...

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Stars

... They should still blaze away, ...

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The Arabian Shawl

... "It is cold outside, you will need a coat-- ...

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The Awakening River

... breasts, The ineffable mists of the sea clinging to their wild wings, ...

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The Black Monkey

... " And stamps her foot and starts to cry-- ...

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The Earth-Child in the Grass

... In my strong sweet perfume, the perfume of your kisses ...

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The Family

... " So I said, "Well, you're their Father ...

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The Gulf

... I cannot see you or hear you, yet know that you are there ...

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The Lonesome Child

... Her doll, like mine, is sitting close ...

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The Man with the Wooden Leg

... Little Brother said his goldfinch sang the loudest of ...

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The Opal Dream Cave

... She was not frightened, but poised on my finger, ...