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George W. Doneghy Poems

  • Memoria In ëterna
    Sweet Memory! thou faculty divine--
    Triumphant o'er the cruel hand of Time!
    On thy tablets we may trace
    The lines his fingers ne'er efface, ...
  • December
    I.

    White-shrouded, latest-born of all the year,
    In thy cold hands no bud or floweret bearing, ...
  • "is It Hot Enough Fer You?"
    I.

    I wouldn't mind the weather much--I'd sizzle and I'd stew,
    And do the very best I could the heat to struggle through, ...
  • Tim Bluster's Dream
    'Twas a place of fifty acres, in a lonely neighborhood,
    And near a grove of somber pines the shackly farm-house stood;
    And all the folks, for miles around, did solemnly declare
    That ghosts and goblins horrible held nightly revel there. ...
  • Robert Burns
    (A PARAPHRASE.)


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Sweet 32 Face 19 Hear 17 Music 14 Long 14 Beneath 13 Blue 13 Away 12 Heart 12 Divine 12


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