Poems by Edgar Albert Guest
The First Rule Of Golf
... e Ed attempts the millionaire's game and obeys the first rule of golf, which is to put back the turf ...
A Patriot
... I want to serve the Stars and Stripes, I want to go and fight, ...
The Lanes Of Boyhood
... Friends that only boyhood knows, birds and trees and flowers, ...
The Toy-Strewn Home
... And his heart will throb as it throbbed before, ...
At Dawn
... When they're togged up for Sundays they're certainly fine, ...
Answering The Usual Questions
... I don't like hair that hangs in curls, ...
Follow A Famous Father
... He gave me a name that was free from shame, ...
The Call To Service
... Once more to guard their country's life ...
Little Marie
... But what like my battered old heart you've scarred ...
The Waiter At The Camp
... Then a bright-eyed young fellow came in with the meat, ...
Give Me A Single Day
... To prove that I am cheerful, helpful, bold, ...
The Wide Outdoors
... And none can hold the apple boughs and claim them for his own, ...
The Honor Roll
... One day life marched its normal pace, the next all things seemed strange, ...
Mother Nature
... Her grass grows green for rich and poor, ...
If I Were Santa Claus
... And leave them sleighs and skates and dolls and Teddy bears and drums ...
