Frances Ellen Watkins Harper
Born in September 24, 1825 / Died in February 22, 1911 / United States / English
Poems by Frances Ellen Watkins Harper
Eliza Harris
... s shame? Of the stains on her glory, how give them their name ...
Let the Light Enter
... “Light! more light! the shadows deepen, ...
Lines
... By their blight, from strand to strand ...
Dandelions
... Weave your garments fair and bright, ...
Renewel of Strength
... " And when the reapers shall lay their grain ...
The Dying Bondman
... Life was trembling, faintly trembling ...
My Mother's Kiss
... As precious pearls I'll clasp her words ...
God Bless Our Native Land
... Her homes and children bless, ...
The Present Age
... And builds the fanes of prayer and praise ...
Go Work in My Vineyard
... Sadly I turned from the sun's fierce glare, ...
A Little Child Shall Lead Them
... Nor her eyes in death dimmed slumber ...
Truth
... Fell trembling at that stern rock's base, ...
A Grain of Sand
... Were its mountains 'gainst me hurled ...
Jamie's Puzzle
... Of the saints all crowned with glory, ...
Nowhere to Lay His Head
... To living founts their feet shall tend, ...
