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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.
 
TO PRINCE HAL AND LITTLE QUEEN MAUDE.
 
IN TIME'S SWING.
 
PRINCE HAL.
 
AT QUEEN MAUDE'S BANQUET.
 
PEEPSY.
 
IN THE TREE-TOP.
 
WHAT SHALL WE WRAP THE BABY IN?
 
MOONSHINE.
 
SNOW-SONG.
 
THE WIND-FLOWER.
 
MARCH.
 
RED-TOP AND TIMOTHY.
 
JACK-IN-THE-PULPIT.
 
SIR ROBIN.
 
GOWNS OF GOSSAMER.
 
CALLING THE VIOLET.
 
SHOWER AND FLOWER.
 
THE MYSTERY OF THE SEED.
 
EASTER DAWN.
 
NATURE'S EASTER-MUSIC.
 
FARTHER ON.
 
THE RIVULET.
 
THE BROWN THRUSH.
 
A HAREBELL.
 
PUSSY-CLOVER.
 
HAL'S BIRTHDAY.
 
BERRYING SONG.
 
HAPPY FIELDS OF SUMMER.
 
LITTLE HUGH.
 
NID-NODDING.
 
SWINGING ON A BIRCH-TREE.
 
LITTLE NANNIE.
 
A LILY'S WORD.
 
PURPLE SANDWORT.
 
ROSEBUD.
 
GRACE AND HER FRIENDS.
 
THE BROOK THAT RAN INTO THE SEA.
 
THE SING-AWAY BIRD.
 
THE MAGIC FLOWER.
 
PLAYTHINGS.
 
FLOWER-GIRLS.
 
SWING AWAY.
 
A LITTLE CAVALIER.
 
A FACE IN THE TONGS.
 
A LITTLE OLD GIRL.
 
IN FAIRY-LAND.
 
IF I WERE A SUNBEAM.
 
A CHILD'S NIGHT-THOUGHTS.
 
STARLIGHT.
 
THE LAST FLOWER OF THE YEAR.
 
WHAT THE TRAIN RAN OVER.
 
THE BARN WINDOW.
 
BLACK IN BLUE SKY.
 
A ROADSIDE PREACHER.
 
OUR LADY OF THE LILIES.
 
“LIKE ANY OTHER LITTLE GIRL.”
 
THE COUNTRY BOY.
 
SNOW-FANCIES.
 
ON THE STAIRWAY.
 
THE TAMBOURINE-GIRL.
 
LITTLE BRIDGET'S COUNTRY WEEK.
 
A CHRISTMAS THOUGHT.
 
AT NIGHTFALL.
 
CHRISTMAS GREEN.
 
WINTER.
 
MY CHILDREN.
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WILD ROSES OF CAPE ANN.
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LATER POEMS.

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A LILY'S WORD.

Oh, my delicate lily,
Blossom of fragrant snow,
Breathing on me from the garden,
How does your beauty grow?
Tell me what blessing the kind heavens give!
How do you find it so sweet to live?
“One loving smile of the sun
Charms me out of the mould:
One tender tear of the rain
Makes my full heart unfold.—
Welcome whatever the kind heavens give,
And you will find it as sweet to live.”
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