The Little Brown Bat, by Edith Matilda Thomas
Quoth the little brown bat: "I rise with the ow...
Quoth the little brown bat: "I rise with the ow...
What is softer than two snowflakes meeting
In ...
The world had long been sleeping;
The earth w...
Bordered by birches white and tall,
And pines...
In ashes lies the lovely rose,
The jonquils b...
Dawn takes the everlasting skies
And shoulders...
No coral beads on costly chain of gold
The Pal...
Ermine robes of the winter's weaving
Jeweled a...
Yet it may be I shall sleep sound,
And nothin...
I The Black Boars crouch, a huddling pile,
...
"Here, O lily-white lady mine,
Here by thy w...
All glorious as a Rainbow's birth,
She came i...
IT is a pilgrim coming from the East.
There ha...
A little child, as winter turned to spring,
...
"Now there stood by the cross of Jesus his moth...
Imposing a silence on the waves of the sea,
I...
Maiden, whom I so briefly knew
That unto me t...
Now from their crysalis trance our bulb-loves p...
Maiden! With the meek, brown eyes,
In whose ...
It is eight o'clock of night, and the pallid f...
An Eden haunt, a charming fairy grot,
The an...
“ What fairings will ye that I bring?&rdq...
I An empty sky, a world of heather,
Purple ...
From Locusts at the Edge of Summer Hazed with ...
Once I had a little sweetheart
In the land of ...