Poems by Rosanna Eleanor Leprohon
Beneath The Snow
... And, leaving, he prayed: O my Father and Friend, ...
The Maple Tree
... Have given their homesteads pleasant shade, ...
Cornelias Jewels
... She pressed them to her, whilst each trait with radiance seemed to shine, ...
After The Ball
... As thou to night thou feelest, after the ball! ...
The Shepherdess Of The Arno
... Neath its humble porch they entered, with bowd and reverent head, ...
Our Canadian Woods In Early Autumn
... Though the birds sweet song, that the summer long ...
St. Ignatius Loyola At The Chapel Of Our Lady Of Montserrat
... Through the long lone hours of the silent night, ...
The Parting Soul And Her Guardian Angel
... Wills that with Him thou shouldst henceforth dwell, ...
Ash-Wednesday
... Through each restless breast hath thrilled, ...
Moonlight Reveries
... Her glittring light made still more bright ...
Maude.
... Fast coursed the diamond tear drops down that fair, though faded, cheek, ...
The Fall Of The Leaf
... Then, why should we grieve for summer skies ...
In Memory Of The Late G. C. Of Montreal
... As he was when death struck, his image shall dwell ...
Harry (Engaged To Be Married) To Charley (Who Is Not)
... Which, at least, should be forged of pure gold ...
An Autumn Evening At Murray Bay
... Till the tall cliffs look like phantoms, seeking mid their shrouds to hide ...
