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The poetical works of Lucy Larcom

Larcom, Lucy (1824-1893)

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EARLIER POEMS.
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WAR-MEMORIES.
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VERSES FOR OCCASIONS.
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CHILDHOOD SONGS.
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WILD ROSES OF CAPE ANN.
 
WILD ROSES OF CAPE ANN.
 
THE LITTLE BROWN CABIN.
 
MY MARINER.
 
AT GEORGES'.
 
THE OLD HYMNS.
 
RAFE'S CHASM.
 
THE SEA'S BONDMAID.
 
ON THE MISERY.
 
MY NAME-AUNT.
 
A STRIP OF BLUE.
 
THE LADY ARBELLA.
 
SWEET-BRIER.
 
MISTRESS HALE OF BEVERLY.
 
SYLVIA.
 
FLOWER OF GRASS.
 
MEHETABEL.
 
FERN-LIFE.
 
PHEBE.
 
IN THE AIR.
 
BESSIE AND RUTH.
 
GOLDEN DAISIES.
 
BARBERRYING.
 
A GAMBREL ROOF.
 
GOODY GRUNSELL'S HOUSE.
 
THE FOG-BELL.
 
OLD MADELINE.
 
THEY SAID.
 
GOLDEN-ROD.
 
AT HER BEDSIDE.
 
OVER THE HILL.
 
WORKMATES.
 
THE WATER-LILY.
 
MY MERRIMACK.
 
THE FIELD-SPARROW.
 
OCTOBER.
 
WHEN THE WOODS TURN BROWN.
 
NOVEMBER.
 
A WHITE WORLD.
 
SNOW-BLOOM.
 
BETWEEN WINTER AND SPRING.
 
FRIEND BROOK.
 
ONE BUTTERFLY.
 
WHITE EVERLASTING FLOWERS.
 
ON THE LEDGE.
 
UP THE ANDROSCOGGIN.
 
IN A CLOUD RIFT.
 
MOUNTAINEER'S PRAYER.
 
ASLEEP ON THE SUMMIT.
 
SHARED.
 
FROM THE HILLS.
 
A PASSING SAIL.
 
BERMOOTHES.
 
THE SUNSET-BIRD OF DOMINICA.
 
SEA AND SKY.
 
HORIZON.
 
R. W. E.
 
J. G. W.
 
O. W. H.
 
GROWING OLD.
 
A PRAIRIE NEST.
 
A WHISPER OF MEMORY.
 
THROUGH MINNEHAHA'S VEIL.
 
IN VISION.
 
NEED AND WISH.
 
THRIFTLESS.
 
NO LOSS.
 
WHAT COMETH?
 
A FRIEND.
 
MY FEAR.
 
COME HOME!
 
BEFRIENDED.
 
F. W. R.
 
SHOW ME THY WAY.
 
THE HEART OF GOD.
 
INDWELLING.
 
PRAYING ALWAYS.
 
CHRIST THE LIGHT.
 
A STRAY LEAF.
 
NOT PURE, BUT PURIFIED.
 
MYRA.
 
YE DID IT UNTO ME.
 
WOMAN'S EASTER.
 
WHY LIFE IS SWEET.
 
THE TRUE WITNESS.
 
DAILY BREAD.
 
MY CUP RUNNETH OVER.
 
OUR CHRIST.
 
THE LADDER OF ANGELS.
 
WINTER MIDNIGHT.
 
SEA-SIDE HYMN.
 
DRAWING NEARER.
 
HIS BIRTHDAY.
 
DOOR AND KEEPER.
 
THY KINGDOM COME.
 
IMMORTAL YEARS.
 
FORETASTE.
 
YET ONWARD.
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LATER POEMS.

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77

DIVINE AND HUMAN.

Jesus, Saviour, Friend most dear!
Dwell Thou with us daily here!
By Thine own life teach us this—
How divine the human is!
One with God, as heart with heart,
Saviour, lift us where Thou art!
Join us to His life, through Thine,
Human still, though all divine!
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