Fay Inchfawn Good Poems

• 1. To Mother
  I would that you should know,
  Dear mother, that I love you -- love you so!
  That I remember other days and years;
  Remember childish joys and childish fears.
  ...
• 2. 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.
  ...
• 3. For Mothering!
  Up to the Hall, my lady there'll wear her satin gown,
  For little Miss and Master'll be coming down from town.
  Oh ay, the childern's coming! The CHILDERN did I say?
  Of course, they're man and woman grown, this many and many a day.
  ...
• 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. In Such An Hour
  Sometimes, when everything goes wrong:
  When days are short, and nights are long;
  When wash-day brings so dull a sky
  That not a single thing will dry.
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• 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. Listening
  His step? Ah, no; 'tis but the rain
  That hurtles on the window pane.
  Let's draw the curtains close and sit
  Beside the fire awhile and knit.
  ...
• 8. The Daily Interview
  Such a sensation Sunday's preacher made.
  "Christian!" he cried, "what is your stock- in-trade?
  Alas! Too often nil. No time to pray;
  No interview with Christ from day to day,
  ...

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