Poems by Rosanna Eleanor Leprohon
The Recollect Church
... Little recked they for earths joys or gains, ...
A Canadian Summer Evening
... From the Mountains high peak, from the rivers broad breast ...
Welcome To Our Canadian Spring
... And what words could tell half the wondrous change ...
Winter In Canada
... New health and fresh life through your veins shall glow, ...
To A Young Girl With An Album
... I would whisper low, while wishing thee, all earthly, cloudless bliss, ...
The Old Towers Of Mount Royal, Or Ville Marie
... Yet they sought their rest free from coward fears ...
A Few Short Years From Now
... The good thou mayst on earth have done, ...
The Ten Lepers
... Lo! the hideous scales fell off them, healths fountains were unsealed, ...
The Wood Fairys Well
... Ah! my walk through the wild-wood has been full of sadness, ...
The Transplanted Rose Tree
... Then the rose tree looked on the gloomy earth, ...
The Stable Of Bethlehem
... Twill teach you not to prize too high ...
Rejoicing After The Battle Of Inkerman
... And tears fall fast for the last lost child ...
On Some Rose Leaves Brought From The Vale Of Cashmere
... And the friends whose hearts throb like mine own, with friendships changeless glow ...
The Garden Of Gethsemane
... Whence comes the awe-struck feeling that fills the gazers breast, ...
Hon. James B. Clay
... JAMES B. CLAY, OF ASHLANDS, KENTUCKY, ELDEST SON OF THE ILLUSTRIOUS HENRY CLAY ...
