Tag Archive for: Unknown Author
When The Cows Come Home
Memories and NostalgiaWhen the Cows Come Home
Mrs Agnes E Mitchell
2242
With klingle, klangie, klingle,
'Way down the dusky dingle 
The cows are coming home; 
Now, sweet and clear, and faint and low, 
The alry tinkiings come and go 
Like chimings from some far oft…
The Will And The Way
War and ConflictTHE WILL AND THE WAY
5314
There's something I'd have you remember, boys, 
To help in the battle of life; 
It will give you strength in the time of need
And help in the hour of strife
Whenever there's something that should be done, 
Don't be…
The Coral Inseel
DeathThe Coral Inseel
2561
Toll on! Toll out Yo ephemeral train, 
Wh ouild in the tossing and treacherous main; 
Toll en! For the wisdom of man ye mock 
With your sand based structures and domes of rock; 
Your estumes the fathomless fountains live…
The Butterflies Of May
War and ConflictThe Butterflies of May
1663
Written for the News Letter by the Marquis de Louville
Who knows what may be in the butterflies' wings 
When they play in the warm air together,
If they say in a butterfly's way, loving things 
From the Tea to the…
Why Am I Sad And Dreary
BeautyWhy am I Sad and Dreary?
2175
Why am I sad and dreary? 
Why does my heart grow weary? 
What, then, but this can cheer me, 
I soon shall rest in heaven
Chorus-
When this poor body lles slumbering in the tomb 
And soft winds gently sigh o'er…
Reason
DreamsReason
3292
While wafts of song blew shoreward, dim and sweet
And sleeping still (because unwaked by you) 
I dreamed and dreamed, and thought my visions truc
I woke when all the crimson color faded 
And wanton Autumn's lips and cheeks were…
Green Bill
ReflectionsGreen Bill
4543
I will tell you of a fellow 
Of a fellow I have seen; 
He is neither white nor yellow, 
But is altogether green 
His name it is not charming 
For it's only common Bill
Chorus for first, second, and third verse 
He urges me…
For Sale-A Baby
Childhood and InnocenceFor Sale-A Baby
CHARLES K HARRIS
3198
In a cheerless room there sits a sad young mother
Holding in her arms a baby so fair and sweet 
In the pantry there's no food to give the baby 
There's no shoes to cover up its tiny feet: 
As she gazes…
The Summer Shirtwaist
ReflectionsTHE SUMMER SHIRTWAIST
4631
Oh, peekaboo! 
I tell you true, 
As every person knows 
And must confess, 
You're almost dress 
And very nearly clothes
Oh, peekaboo! 
The glimpses you
Permit of shoulders white 
Would tempt, I fear 
The most austere…
San Francisco
Urban LifeSan Francisco
By Joaquin Miller
492
Such darkness, as when Jesus died! 
Then sudden dawn drave all before 
Two wee brown tomtits, terrified, 
Flashed through my open cottage door; 
Then instant out and off again 
And left a stillness like to…
A Family,
Family and RelationshipsA Family
4001
Whenever a man's to be shot in the back 
And the shooter escape by a hypocrite's tack: 
When a bully is wanted to stand in the dark 
And without word or warning, to make for his mark 
One unsuspecting, unknowing, unarmed, 
All…
“Hello Central”
Childhood and Innocence"Hello Central"
4223
Papa, I'm so sad and lonely 
Sebbet a tearful little child: 
Since dear mamma's gone to heaven, 
Dearest napa, you've not smiled
I will speak to her and tell her 
That we want her to come home 
Just you listen and I'll…
The Same Old Cub
Urban LifeThe Same Old Cub
104
Oh, fair city of the Golden Gate, you whom I loved so well
Brought out of Paradise into chaos to the very brinks of hell
Ruin and desolation faced her on every hund,
And sadly the news, traveled throughout the broad land:
Her…
The Night Rain
DeathThe Night Rain
Lorenzo Sosso
4251
Oh, how the western wind to-night wailed by, 
Stirring the mute trees in their somber shrouds! 
The slowly moving caravan of clouds 
Crossed wearily the desert of the sky 
But silence like to death, 
As though…
Stay, Father, Stay
DeathStay, Father, Stay
3848
Stay, father, stay, the night is wild; 
Leave not alone your dying child 
I feel the Joy hand of death 
And shorter, shorter, grows my breath
Stay, father, stay, alone, alone 
With none to cheer or none to mourn, 
How…
Mary’s Pets
Love and RomanceMARY'S PETS
5009 
Mary had a little lamb,  
One day it got the croup; 
She sold it to a packing house- 
It's now canned ox-tail roup
Mary had to have a pet; 
She bought a cunning cow 
Which died of splitting headaches soon: 
It's country sausage…
Since My Mother Died
DeathSince My Mother Died
2029
I'm lonely since my mother died,
Though friends and kindred gather near
I cannot check the rising sigh
Or stay the silent heartfelt tear,
Of earthly friends she was the best
My erring youthful feet to guide:
Oh, do…
The Old Rocking Chair
Art, Creativity, and ImaginationThe Old Rocking Chair
901
It stands over there in the enen alone, 
The varnish is cracked and one rooker is gone) 
What's left of its tidy is dusty and brown 
And ecatiored and ellent its fringes bang downt 
No bongater sopeareth to warble…
The Bubble And The Gold
Sailing and the SeaThe Bubble and the Gold
3741
THE diver in unshapely coat of mail Sank eagerly to search out hintedgold
With passing interest, as his lines were told,
The crowd looked on-then turned with shouts to hail
A gaily clouted clown in shallop frail
Who…
The Door
Art, Creativity, and ImaginationThe Door
Wirginis Woodward Oloud
953
Virginia Woodward Cloud in Harper's Bazar 
The door is shut; what lies beyond 
I may not see nor know 
Thou of the Past-O dear and fond! 
Go not the way I go
The door is shut and I am blind 
To star if…
