This is a volume of poetry by American author Frances Cook Steen. These poems reflect with clarity on the preceding decade, including the war and all the other personal and historical events which Ms Steen lived through and witnessed.
By : Frances Cook Steen (1851 - 1933)
01 - Greeting
02 - Dear Mr. Critic
03 - Crowding
04 - Understanding
05 - Christmas Eve
06 - The Little Blue Moth
07 - My Wish
08 - The Old Oak Tree
09 - A Garden
10 - What's In A Name
11 - A Bountiful Guest
12 - Memories
13 - Love Bells
14 - The Tomoka
15 - The Warning
16 - The Dream of the Little Brown Bird
17 - The Stray
18 - My Photograph Album
19 - Old Friend
20 - The Bluette
21 - The Five Senses
22 - Two Phases of Life
23 - The Old-Fashioned Man
24 - L' Voi
25 - Noblemen
26 - Beauty Everywhere
27 - When the Corn is in the Milk
28 - 1917
29 - The Working Man
30 - The Mayflower
31 - Good Advertising
32 - 'Give the Devil His Due'
33 - My Creed
34 - Hope
35 - Grumblers
36 - The Seasons
37 - Morning
38 - Old Ocean
39 - Disappointment
40 - Written for Edith
41 - Sermon from Nature
42 - Night
43 - If I Were a Robin
44 - A Dream
45 - Madam Redbreast
46 - The Promise
47 - The Gossip
48 - When the Heart is Young
49 - Our Fathers
50 - The Chickadee
51 - Since the World Began
52 - The Table Set for One
53 - After Forty Years
54 - What's the Use
55 - Noon
56 - Caste
57 - Mother Dreams
58 - A Day
59 - Why Not
60 - A Letter to a Friend
61 - 'Laid on the Shelf'
62 - Wrinkles
63 - Old Age
64 - The Hobo
65 - The River
66 - Love
67 - The Blackbird Convention
68 - Style
69 - If
70 - Cheerful Thoughts
71 - The City Church
72 - Dying of a Day
73 - My Dream?
74 - Today and Tomorrow
75 - Evening Shadows
76 - War
77 - My Ship
78 - The Calendar
79 - The Tides
80 - I Wonder Why
81 - Dawn, Day, Evening, Night
82 - It Can Be Done
83 - Ideal
84 - Consolation
85 - Get Busy
86 - Remember to Forget
87 - Boston
88 - To a Friend on Her Birthday
89 - The Measure
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