This is a volume of poetry by American author Frances Cook Steen, published in 1922. These poems reflect with clarity on the preceding decade, including the war and all the other personal and historical events which Ms Steen lived through and witnessed. - Summary by Carolin
GreetingDear Mr. CriticCrowdingUnderstandingChristmas EveThe Little Blue MothMy WishThe Old Oak TreeA GardenWhat's In A NameA Bountiful GuestMemoriesLove BellsThe TomokaThe WarningThe Dream of the Little Brown BirdThe StrayMy Photograph AlbumOld FriendThe BluetteThe Five SensesTwo Phases of LifeThe Old-Fashioned ManL' VoiNoblemenBeauty EverywhereWhen the Corn is in the Milk1917The Working ManThe MayflowerGood Advertising'Give the Devil His Due'My CreedHopeGrumblersThe SeasonsMorningOld OceanDisappointmentWritten for EdithSermon from NatureNightIf I Were a RobinA DreamMadam RedbreastThe PromiseThe GossipWhen the Heart is YoungOur FathersThe ChickadeeSince the World BeganThe Table Set for OneAfter Forty YearsWhat's the UseNoonCasteMother DreamsA DayWhy NotA Letter to a Friend'Laid on the Shelf'WrinklesOld AgeThe HoboThe RiverLoveThe Blackbird ConventionStyleIfCheerful ThoughtsThe City ChurchDying of a DayMy Dream ?Today and TomorrowEvening ShadowsWarMy ShipThe CalendarThe TidesI Wonder WhyDawn, Day, Evening, NightIt Can Be DoneIdealConsolationGet BusyRemember to ForgetBostonTo a Friend on Her BirthdayThe Measure
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