Poems by Wilcox Ella Wheeler
Guerdon
... I saw a tear. Alas! I murmured, that the Year should borrow ...
Foes
... More faithful that the fondest friend, ...
Penalty
... Yet, I could not turn hungry from water and bread ...
Idler's Song
... If only these I lay at the Master's feet ...
High Noon
... Looking back, My faults and errors seem like stepping-stones ...
Presumption
... 'So much is wrong, there is such pain - such sinning ...
Over The Alley
... I shall write you a letter: 'Maid of the seam, ...
Leudeman's-on-the-River
... We'll pluck two leaves, dear friend, to-day ...
Daft
... 'Come, Johnnie, ' she says, as they pass her, ...
Refuted
... Life yields more rapture than did childhoods fancies, ...
Lines from
... Of life's great thoroughfares, and marts, May read some line my hand has penned ...
Pardoned Out
... So long Ive peered twixt iron bars, ...
The Hour
... Mortal life Was given that souls might seek and know ...
Optimism
... Of silence all your thoughts, till faith shall come ...
The Ah Goo Tongue
... So the sweet court language has never been made ...
