A collection of poetry by the Boston poetess. Sections are nature, love, miscellaneous, sonnets and 'for my nieces and nephews'. - Summary by Lynne Thompson
Chapters (96)
1To Walt Whitman
100
2To Summer Hours
71
3A True Vacation
58
4A Question
107
5To a Butterfly
96
6In a Hammock
94
7O rare, sweet summer day
83
8An Old Man's Reverie
145
9On Jefferson Hill
67
10On Sugar Hill
60
11At "Fairfield's," Wenham
121
12Blossom-time
81
13The Primrose
94
14Joy, all Joy
103
15Among the Pines
84
16Conscious or Unconscious
81
17Love's How and Why
62
18Love's Guerdon
50
19A Birthday Greeting
160
20Three Kisses
91
21If I were only sure
114
22Absence
64
23A Love Song
75
24In Her Garden
59
25Love's Wish
70
26Is there anything purer
87
27Longing
70
28Young Love's Message
87
29A Diary's Secret
98
30A Monologue
95
31A Priceless Gift
70
32The Ocean's Moan
174
33Love's Flower
88
34Renunciation
72
35Love Discrowned
137
36A Widow's Heart Cry
138
37Together
142
38Shadowed Circles
84
39A Song of Success
105
40The Under World
61
41She Knows
93
42At Pittsford, Vermont
91
43Childhood's Days
73
44An Answer
72
45Where, What, Whence
66
46Heroes
76
47A Magdalen's Easter Cry
138
48For the Anniversary of Mrs. Browning's Death
108
49Robert Browning
89
50To Neptune, in behalf of S. C. G.
95
51To the Pansies growing on the grave of A. S. D.
117
52A Broken Heart
85
53My Release
74
54The god of music
109
55To Wilhelm Gericke
78
56For E. T. F. 1.—After the birth of her son 119 2.—Upon the death of her son
206
57To C. H. F.
121
58An Anniversary Poem
110
59A Comfort
82
60An Anniversary
76
61To Miss Elizabeth P. Peabody
85
62At Life's Setting
125
63Grandma Waiting
313
64Does it Pay
70
65Auxilium ab Alto
100
66Limitations
77
67The Muse of History
145
68An Impromptu to G. H. T
92
69To Mrs. Partington
188
70Lines for the Seventieth Birthday Anniversary of Walt Whitman
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