Poems by Henry Clay Work
Lilly-Willy-Woken
... And whipp'd him till his stubborn will ...
Wake Nicodemus!
... Yet his great heart with kindness was filled to the brim - ...
Pity Me, Loo!
... There are homes most charming-there are warmhearted friends ...
Joy in Heaven
... "Unfold the gates! - with gladness come before us, ...
When the Evening Star Went Down
... Yet darkness and cloud will long enshroud ...
Ring the Bell, Watchman!
... Shout, shout! my brothers, for "all, all is well!" ...
There Is a River We All Must Cross
... These shall land safely in Eden's bow'rs, ...
Watching For Pa
... Gaily they rush through the lighted hall - ...
Farewell, My Loved One!
... Then, though bitter tears will still be flowing, ...
Lost on the Lady Elgin
... Little thought we, 'ere morning, ...
Sequel to Grandfather's Clock
... There are strangers in charge, and the change they have wrought- ...
Georgie Sails To-Morrow!
... But times will change! and now there comes a sorrow, ...
Our Captain's Last Words
... Strangers caught his parting breath, ...
Beautiful Rose
... Clerks from the city, plowmen from the field, ...
Babylon Is Fallen!
... Come to jine an' fight for Uncle Sam, ...
