Fay Inchfawn Hold 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. To An Old Teapot
  Now from the dust of half-forgotten things,
  You rise to haunt me at the year's Spring- cleaning,
  And bring to memory dim imaginings
  Of mystic meaning.
  ...
• 3. A Woman In Hospital
  I know it all . . . I know.
  For I am God. I am Jehovah, He
  Who made you what you are; and I can see
  The tears that wet your pillow night by night,
  ...
• 4. To A Little White Bird
  Into the world you came, and I was dumb,
  Because "God did it," so the wise ones said;
  I wonder sometimes "Did you really come?"
  And "Are you truly . . . DEAD?"
  ...
• 5. On All Souls' Eve
  Oh, the garden ways are lonely!
  Winds that bluster, winds that shout,
  Battle with the strong laburnum,
  Toss the sad brown leaves about.
  ...
• 6. The Witness
  The Master of the Garden said;
  "Who, now the Earth seems cold and dead,
  Will by his fearless witnessing
  Hold men's hearts for the tardy spring?"
  ...
• 7. Little Fan
  When little Fanny came to town, I felt as I could sing!
  She were the sprackest little maid, the sharpest, pertest thing.
  Her mother were as proud as punch, and as for I -- well, there!
  I never see sich gert blue eyes, I never see sich hair!
  ...

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