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Born in November 5, 1850 / Died in October 30, 1919 / United States / English

Poems by Wilcox Ella Wheeler

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Through The Valley

... Of Love's great eyes that now were full of hate ...

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Old Rhythm And Rhyme

... And, doubt it who will, yet those two sounds were rhyming, ...

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A Fisherman's Baby

... Rest whilst thou may, dear, and sleep whilst thou dare ...

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The Pessimist.

... Though all the world is glad, still talks of grief ...

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Gracia

... Not blood, but sunshine, through her blue veins ran ...

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Petition

... Until throughout each clime and land, ...

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The Khaki Boys Who Were Not At The Front

... Who will bring the longed-for close to the bloody fray, for those ...

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A Song Of Home

... And with laughter and weeping, you go back Home, Home, Home ...

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"One Was Taken, And One Was Left"

... Slower, still slower, one youth goes round: ...

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The Falling Of Thrones

... Where the highest and proudest born, if he be not true and loyal, ...

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The River.

... Balm from the pines, and healing from the grass, ...

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The Camp Fire

... Like some stern comrade's voice, there broke ...

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Come Back Clean

... But the blood in my veins shall leave no stains ...

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Five Little Toes At Night

... This toe big and tall is the mischief of all, ...

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Worthy The Name of Sir Knight

... And let each word and act tell to men the proud fact, ...