Poems by William Henry Drummond
The First Part: Sonnet 6 - Vaunt not, fair heavens, of your two glorious lights
... Which, though most bright, yet see not when they shine, ...
De Nice Leetle Canadienne
... O she 's quick an' she 's smart, an' got plaintee heart, ...
The Grand Seigneur
... " "Enough," spake the Knight with a courtly bow, ...
The Windigo
... call. Callin', callin' lak a bugle, an' he's jompin' up ...
Yankee Families
... But w'en dey mak' some money, off dey 're goin', right away-- ...
Le Vieux Temps
... Black hair-black eye, an' chick rosée dat 's lak wan fameuse on de fall ...
The Old House And The New
... t'row away; I 'm watchin' for dat, an' I save mese'f ...
The Habitants Jubilee Ode
... Maurice; Till de las' fight's comin' on Canadaw, an' brave Generale Montcalm ...
The Wreck Of The Julie Plante
... De win' she blow from nor' -eas' -wes',- ...
De Stove Pipe Hole
... Mathieu." "Correc'," young Dominique is say, "mebbe de jail's tight place, ...
Madrigal: My Thoughts Hold Mortal Strife
... Who caitiffs scorns and doth the blest surprise, ...
Spring Bereaved 2
... Sweet spring, thou com'st,- but ah! my pleasant hours ...
Madrigal
... And as their aspen stalks those fingers band, ...
Home
... We may lose them, our own strong children, blossom and root and stem-- ...
Man's Knowledge - Ingorance in the Mysteries of God
... To guide me in life's night thy light now shew, ...
