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Born in November 5, 1850 / Died in October 30, 1919 / United States / English

Poems by Wilcox Ella Wheeler

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Widows

... Till, bruised and bleeding with life's brutal storms, ...

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The Tendril's Faith

... Just look at the walls between you and the day, ...

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Ghosts

... Born with joy, reared with hope, died in pain and unrest, ...

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The Same Old Strain

... With his temper and spleen, she's no peace of her life ...

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The Island Of Endless Play

... " Then he let out the sails and away went the three, ...

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Who Is A Christian?

... Christ, with Thy great, sweet, simple creed of love, ...

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Clara Morris (Written for a Benefit Given Mrs. Morris)

... But low lies the harp that once thrilled to her strain ...

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Mesalliance

... And she tears at the bonds which are binding her so, ...

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One Woman's Memory

... He died in the bloom of his manhood's youth ...

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Wherefore?

... That, when hearts love too well, falls in between ...

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A Girl's Autumn Reverie

... There fell such shade, our paths seemed laid ...

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Wild Oats

... " Ah! his eye was too bright, and his cheek was too red, ...

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The Two Ships

... He could hear their shouts of laughter, ...

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"Give Us A Call!"

... And there's little in this life that money won't buy ...

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The Winds of Fate

... Like the winds of the seas are the ways of fate, ...