Classic and Contemporary Poets
MAY LOUISE RILEY SMITH
Poems found: 33
IF WE KNEW; OR, BLESSINGS OF TO-DAY
SOMETIME
TIRED MOTHERS
IF I COULD LAY MY HAND UPON THE HEART
IF WE KNEW THE BABY'S FINGERS
MY LIFE IS A BOWL WHICH IS MINE
DEPARTURE
HIS BIRTHDAY
IN PRISON
LET THE LITTLE ONES COME UNTO ME
MY MOTHER
MY UNINVITED GUEST
SOMETHING BETTER
THE CHILD IN ME
THE ROAD IS SO LONESOME BETWEEN
THIS BEAUTIFUL BOY
IF, SITTING WITH THIS LITTLE WORN-OUT SHOE
O BELLS IN THE STEEPLE
SWEET REASONABLENESS
YEA! YEA! A LOOK THE FAINTING HEART MAY BREAK
POMPEIAN PREACHER, SELS.
THANKSGIVING PRAYER
DANDELION AND CLOVER-TOP
DEAD BIRDS AND EASTER
ELM VERSUS APPLE
GOD'S PLANS
MARCH
MILLY
SORROW IN A GARDEN
LAST DANCE
TREE-TOP ROAD
TWO VALENTINES
WHITE BIRCHES AT WINACHING
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