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Going-to-the-stars
Lindsay, Vachel (1879-1931)
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THESE ARE THE YOUNG
An Oration, Entitled “OLD, OLD, OLD, OLD ANDREW JACKSON”
VIRGINIA
THE FLOWER-FED BUFFALOES
THREE HOURS
THE ANGEL SONS
SUNRISE
RAIN
WHAT THE WILD CRANE BROUGHT
NANCY HANKS, MOTHER OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN
THE JAZZ OF THIS HOTEL
A CURSE FOR THE SAXOPHONE
WHEN I WAS A TREE
CELESTIAL TREES OF GLACIER PARK
THOSE CLOUDY RIDERS
JACK-IN-THE-PULPIT
LADY LONDON
THE PANSY WEDDING
THE FOUR SEASONS
THE SPOKANE APPLE FAIRY
WARMING UP THE MOON
THE MOTH AND THE UNICORN
TWO POEMS GEOGRAPHICAL
A Primer Lesson in Hieroglyphics
The Shakespearean Christmas Tree
GEOLOGY
THE MOUNTAIN ANGELS
THE BLOSSOMS THAT HAVE CHERUB'S WINGS
CELESTIAL FLOWERS OF GLACIER PARK
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THE SPOKANE APPLE FAIRY
Her hair like curly sunbeams,
Her voice a bell,
I saw a fairy come
From an apple as it fell;
She was scattering little flowers,
And she spread her little hand
With a blessing for the grass
And the orchard land.
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