Fay Inchfawn Forget Poems

• 1. In Somerset
  In Somerset they guide the plough
  From early dawn till twilight now.
  The good red earth smells sweeter yet,
  Behind the plough, in Somerset.
  ...
• 2. The Long View
  Some day of days! Some dawning yet to be
  I shall be clothed with immortality!
  
  And, in that day, I shall not greatly care
  ...
• 3. The Little House
  One yestereve, in the waning light,
  When the wind was still and the gloaming bright,
  There came a breath from a far countrie,
  And the ghost of a Little House called to me.
  ...
• 4. The Carrier
  "Owd John's got past his work," said they,
  Last week as ever was -- "don't pay
  To send by him. He's stoopid, too,
  And brings things what won't never do.
  ...
• 5. The House-mother
  Across the town the evening bell is ringing;
  Clear comes the call, through kitchen windows winging!
  
  Lord, knowing Thou art kind,
  ...
• 6. The Home Lights
  "In my father's house!" The words
  Bring sweet cadence to my ears.
  Wandering thoughts, like homing birds,
  Fly all swiftly down the years,
  ...
• 7. If Only ----
  If only dinner cooked itself,
  And groceries grew upon the shelf;
  If children did as they were told,
  And never had a cough or cold;
  ...
• 8. Homesick
  I shut my eyes to rest 'em, just a bit ago it seems,
  An' back among the Cotswolds I were wanderin' in me dreams.
  I saw the old grey homestead, with the rickyard set around,
  An' catched the lowin' of the herd, a pleasant, homelike sound.
  ...
• 9. The Flight Of The Fairies
  There's a rustle in the woodlands, and a sighing in the breeze,
  For the Little Folk are busy in the bushes and the trees;
  They are packing up their treasures, every one with nimble hand,
  Ready for the coming journey back to sunny Fairyland.
  ...

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