Margaret Elizabeth Sangster
Born in February 22, 1838 / Died in June 4, 1912 / United States / English
Poems by Margaret Elizabeth Sangster
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To A Pair Of Gloves
... . . . Singin'-like, she turned ter go, ...
Scarlet Flowers
... But above The scarlet flowers bravely grow ...
On Fifth Avenue
... But not before I had seen the tenderness in her eyes - ...
Waterin Th' Horses
... O' course they have their buildings large an' tall ...
Peaks
... I have struggled up through the lightning's glare, ...
The Haunted House
... rays Had touched it with the glory of other, sweeter days ...
The River And The Tree
... day, And they found they liked each other (which is often ...
Are The Children At Home?
... - And I sing, in my quivering treble, &emsp ...
Preface
... Roads reach to strife, to happiness, to fame - ...
At Dawn
... eyes, I live, and my soul starts forward, to challenge the ...
Abraham Lincoln
... Met were the Man and the Hour--Man who was strong for the shock-- ...
From A City Window
... Where the sky seems close and the drifting clouds ...
Autumn Song
... As we take the road together when the red leaves fly ...
To An Old Schoolhouse
... The ghosts that sit at the well-scarred seats, ...
The Sin Of Omission
... Which you had no time nor thought for ...
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