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Friendship poems

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The Crane & The Fox, a Fable

© Major Henry Livingston, Jr.

She came - wide stood the unfolded door
And roses deck'd the sanded floor -
- There hyacinths in festoons hung
- Here lillies their rich fragrance flung -

Acrostic -- Eliza Hughes

© Major Henry Livingston, Jr.

E v'ry grace in her combine,L ove and truth and friendship join,I n one source without reserve,Z ealous all her friends to serve,A nd diffuse true harmony

An Elegy on the Death of Montgomery Tappen

© Major Henry Livingston, Jr.

The sweetest, gentlest, of the youthful train,
Here lies his clay cold upon the sable bier!
He scarce had started on life's varied plain,
For dreary death arrested his career.

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