Easter Day, by Martha Lavinia Hoffman
The happiest day of all the year is this
By so...
The happiest day of all the year is this
By so...
'Tis morn in Joseph's garden now
Where death a...
Loitering, midst the tropic glory of a large c...
The gates swung back on golden hinges turned
T...
What are you singing my beautiful bird?
What a...
Queenly lily, fair and fragrant,
I have watc...
Night after night, week after week, month aft...
Room for the roses, make room for the roses,
...
I would sing of the roses
Their fragrance, th...
I watched the clouds at evening
When the Summe...
O lark, whose joyous warbling comes
Across th...
"Tick, tick, tick, " for many a long, long y...
I When the long twilight waned upon the rim
O...
The shadows of winter, so chill and so gray,
...
What is summer made of?
Of opening buds and fl...
Only a rosebud, sweet and fair,
Down by the ...
It means a glad up-springing of all things swee...
A daisied meadow lying fair under a summer sky;...
Today I saw the violet-girl, with sad and wist...
Once on a time a quarrel rose,
'Tis said, be...
See where the twilight draweth nigh,
Enswathi...
We were wont to dread November
With its garmen...
Under the winter moon they lay--
Frozen river,...
'T is a land of old romance and story, --
The ...
There was a night when the Lord lay dead,
And...