In this book I have scribbled some innocent rhymes,
In various moods, and at different times;
Some grave and some cheerful, some merry, some sad,
Though none may be good, there are none very bad.

(C) Eliza Paul Kirkbride Gurney
03/11/2020


Best Poems of Eliza Paul Kirkbride Gurney

• Shepherd Of Israel.
• At A Time Of Deep Proving.
• Consolation In Bereavement.
• Ephesians 4:32.
• In A Season Of Bereavement.
• When The Eagle Finds
• The Morn And Eve Of Life.
• To A Friend.
• The Alpine Horn.
• The Reunion Of Sir T. F. Buxton And Elizabeth Fry.
• Lines Suggested By The Presence Of The English Friends, J. And H. C. Backhouse, In America 1831.
• The Last Look Is Taken
• On Leaving Pine Cottage.
• Lifes Stages.
• Written In L. J.s Album.
• All Alone.
• Time.
• William Forster.
• The Evening Star.
• Spring.
• J. H. On The Death Of His Wife.