Poems about mows (21 Poems)

Little Cyrus (Alice Cary Poems)

Emily Mayfield all the daySits and rocks her cradle alone,And never a neighbor comes to sayHow pretty little Cyrus has ...

Conclusion (Emma Lyon Poems)

Descend , O Muse, With More Than Wonted Fire,Ere Deadly Silence Steals Upon My Lyre;    Come, Let The Solemn ...

In an Old Barn (Charles G. D. Roberts Poems)

   Tons upon tons the brown-green fragrant hay      O'erbrims the mows beyond the time-warped eaves,      Up to the rafters where the spider weaves,    Though few flies wander his secluded way.    Through a high chink one lonely golden ray,      Wherein the dust is dancing, slants unstirred.      In the dry hush some rustlings light are heard,    Of winter-hidden mice at furtive play.    Far down, the cattle in their shadowed stalls,     Nose-deep in clover fodder's meadowy scent,     Forget the snows that whelm their pasture streams,   The frost that bites the world beyond their walls.     Warm housed, they dream of summer, well content     In day-long contemplation of their dreams.(Charles G. D. Roberts)

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