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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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Life Is A Privilege

... How beautiful, how beautiful is youth! Life is a privilege ...

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Inspiration

... And if, like some winged bird she cleaves the air, ...

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If

... As soon as love's young honeymoon grows old:Since fashion rules and nature yields to art, ...

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Our Blessings

... And the fault is our own - not the Giver's - ...

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Communism

... O Love! They would clasp you, and crush you and kill you, ...

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I Am

... To help his fellows along! Cease wondering why you came – ...

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My Home

... This little brown house like a ground-bird's nest ...

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Settle The Question Right

... If he be in the wrong, though his ranks are strong, ...

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An Answer

... We two could stray together!If all the nights were moonlit nights, ...

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By-And-Bye

... ’‘By-and-bye, ’ the mother cried – ‘by-and-bye, ...

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Christmas Fancies

... When Christmas bells are pelting the air with silver chimes, ...

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In Faith

... I shall sit in the porch where the moon looks through, ...

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Only Dreams

... There was the music, sweet as the silvery notes ...

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Artist's Life

... Give me his "Artist's Life!"It stirs my blood to my finger ends, ...

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At Bay

... Husband I was a thirsty field, long parched with drouth ...