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1946, BY GARDEN CITY PUBLISHING CO., INC.
Here is a collection of the poetry that America loves best. These are the poems that people ask for again and againthe old familiar favorites, known and loved since childhood, along with the newer selections that have won a place in the hearts of readers. These poems have something to say to us all, as, by common consent, each one has expressed a thought or crystallized an emotion with, a deeper and more enduring understanding. They all center on the great and universal things of lifeLove, Home and Childhood, Faith and Immortality, Love of Country, Nature, and, since it too is a deeply human thing, Humor. The poems in this book are therefore arranged according to theseclassifications. The final chapter is devoted to the best-known oldfavorite story poems.
To facilitate the readers finding the desired poem, an index of first lines is included. Within the sections, the poems are arranged alphabetically according to the authors last name.
Here, then, are many hours of reading pleasure, when one may rereadthe poems that are part of our common heritage, renew ones acquaintance with some half-remembered poem that may have been lost sight of over the years, and perhaps be introduced to a new selection that will be an old favorite of tomorrow.
R. C. M.
The editor wishes to express his thanks to the following authors, publishers, and agents for permission to use the poems indicated;
Alice E. Allenfor My Mothers Garden,
Mrs. Young E. Allisonfor Derelict, by Young E. Allison.
John Bennettfor Her Answer and In a Rose Garden.
Berton Braley for The Thinker.
Hally Carrington Brentfor I Think I Know No Finer Things Than Dogs
Mrs. George Sargent Burgess and the Estate of Katharine Lee Batesfor America, the Beautiful,by Katharine Lee Bates
Mrs. William Herbert Carruth-for Each In His OwnTongue, by William Herbert Carrutri.
David Coryfor Miss You.
W. B. Conkey Co.for You Never Can Tell and Will, by Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
Dodd, Mead and Co.for TheSoldier, from The CollectedPoems of Rupert Brooke; KashmiriSong, from Indian LoveLyrics, by Laurence Hope; The Spell of the Yukon and The Shooting of Dan McGrew, from The Spell of the Ytifyn, by Robert W. Service; Death Is a Door,by Nancy Byrd Turner.
Louise Driscollfor Hold Fast Your Dreams!
E, P. Dutton and Co., Inc.for The Donkey, from TheWild Knight and other Poems, by Gilbert Keith Chesterton; The Spires of Oxford, from The Spires of Oxford and other Poems, by Winifred M. Letts.
Mrs. Max Ehrmannfor A Prayer, by Max Ehrmann.
Anna B. GruberforMy Neighbors Roses, by Abraham L. Gruber.
Robert BrowningHamiltonfor Along the Road.
Houghton, Mifflin Co.for Memory,by Thomas Bailey Aid-rich; Waiting, by John Burroughs; OutWhere the West Begins, by Arthur Chapman; My Wage, from The Door ofRewards and Fairies, by Rudyard Kipling;The Vampire, from Rudyard Kiplings VersaDefinitive Edition; Mother o Mine, from The Light that Failed, by Rudyard Kipling.
Mrs. Nixon WatermanforTo Know All Is to Forgive All and Far from the Madding Crowd,from A Rose to the Livingand other Poems, by Nixon Waterman.
Mary Brent Whitesidefor Who Has KnownHeights.
Victor ElaineWrightfor The Want of You.
Barbara Youngfor I Hear It Said.
by Henry Alford
by ThomasL. Beddoes
by John Bennett
by John Bennett
by William Blake
by Francis W. Bourdillon
by Elizabeth Barrett Browning
byRobert Browning
byRobert Burns
by Robert Burns
by Robert Burns
by Lord Byron
by Lord Byron
by Major ColderCampbell
by Henry Carey
by Samuel Taylor Coleridge
by David Cory
by Dinah Maria Mulock Craik
by Dinah Maria Mulock Craik
by Roy Crop
by Grace Strickler Daivson
by Ernest Dowson
by Arthur L. Gittom
by Gerald Griffin
by Carol Haynes
by Robert Herrick
by Robert Herrick
by Robert Herrick
by Robert Herrick
by Laurence Hope
by Leigh Hunt
by Charles Jefferys
by Ben Jonson
by Blanche Bane Kuder
by Walter Savage Landor
by Sidney Lanier
by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
by RichardLovelace
byRichard Lovelace
by John Lyly
by George MacDonald
by Charles Mackay
by ChristopherMarlowe
by Christopher Marlowe
by Thomas Moore
by Thomas Moore
by Lady Morgan
by William Morris
byJohn Moultrie
by Thomas Otway
by Joseph Parry
by Edgar Allan Poe
by Adelaide AnneProcter
byJames Whitcomb Riley
by Christina Georgina Rossetti
by Christina Georgina Rossetti
by Sydney King Russell
by Margaret E. Sangster
by John Godfrey Saxe
byWilliam Shakespeare
by William Shakespeare
by Percy Bysshe Shelley
by Percy Bysshe Shelley
by Percy Bysshe Shelley
by William Strode
by Sir John Suckling
by Arthur Symons
by Bayard Taylor
by Alfred Tennyson
by Charles Hanson Towne
by Mary Ashley Townsend
by Blanche Shoemaker Wagstaff
by Edmund Waller
by William Wordsworth
by William Wordsworth
by Ivan Leonard Wright
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
by Alice E. Allen
by Elizabeth Alters Allen
by William Blake
by Florence Bone
by Robert Browning
by Robert Burns
by John Irving Diller
by Eugene Field
by Eugene Field
by Thomas Hood
by Rudyard Kipling
by Charles Lamb
by Abraham Lincoln
by George Pope Morris
by John Howard Payne
by Robert Louis Stevenson
by Robert Louis Stevenson
by Robert Louis Stevenson
by Robert Louis Stevenson
by Robert Louis Stevenson
by Robert Louis Stevenson
by Robert Louis Stevenson
by Charles Swum
by Algernon Charles Swinburne
by Alfred Tennyson
by Samuel Woodworth
by Maltbie Davenport Babcock
by Bertha Adams Backus
by Berton Braley
by Madeline Bridges
by Elizabeth Barrett Browning
by Thomas Carlyle
by Arthur Chapman
by Beth Day
by Louise Driscott
by Will Allen Dromgoole
by Sir Edward Dyer
by George Eliot
by Julia A. Fletcher
by Sam Walter Foss
by Spencer Michael Free
by Ellen M. Huntington Gates
by Margaret Johnston Grafflin
by Abraham L. Gruber
by Edgar A. Guest
by Edgar A Guest
by Edgar A. Guest
by Edward Everett Hale
by William Ernest Henley
by Ellen S. Hooper
by John Keats
by Frances Anne Kemble
by Charles Kingsley
by Rudyard Kipling
by Priscilla Leonard
by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
by Joaquin Miller
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