Poems of the Heart and Home

Name: Poems of the Heart and Home
Author: Pamelia Sarah Vining

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Pamelia Sarah Vining

Piezas 110

A parting Hymn
Abraham Lincoln
After fifty years — A mother's Address to her Family on her golden-wedding day
Alone
An Allegory — An old lesson in a new dress
An evening Hymn
At home
At the grave of a young mother
Autumn and Winter
Away to the hills — A holiday song
Balmy morning
Be in earnest
Be still
Beyond the shadows
Brethren, go! — A Valediction
Bright thoughts for a dark day
Broken
Brother, rest. — In memory of the Rev. J. E. V
By and by
Canada
Chlodine
Come home
"Come unto me."
Crossing the red sea
Death
Eloise
Fellowship with Christ
Flowers by a grave
From the old to the new — Lines for the new year
Frost-flowers
Go, dream no more
God's blessings
Gone before (in memory of a Pupil)
Good night
Greeting Hymn
Hail, risen Lord!
"He hath done all things well."
Heart-pictures
"I am doing no good!"
"I laid me down and slept"
I shall be satisfied
I will not despair
"I will not let thee go."
Idle
Johanna (Hiawatha measure.)
Judson's grave
"Let us pray"
Lines — On the death of a young mother
Littlewit and Loftus
Living and dying
Longings
Look up
Looking back
Love
Loved and lost, — Violet's song
Marguerite
Memory-bells
Minniebel
My brother James and I — Written at the Request of a bereaved brother
No other name
Now
One by one
Onward
Our field is the world
Our Nation's Birthday. — July 1st, 1867
Palmer. — Three years old
Patience
Rest in Heaven
Rich and poor
Sabbath memories
Sault Ste. Marie
Shall be free
Somewhere
Song
Stay, mother, stay!
Strike the chords softly
Sunset
Sweet evening bells
The Assembly of the dead
The beautiful Artist
The beech-nut Gatherer
The bird and the storm-cloud
The body to the soul — Respectfully Inscribed to an Overworked student
The Caged bird's song
The cry of the Karens
The dance of the winds
The Drunkard's child
The Earth voice and its answer
The eye that never sleeps
The gracious Provider
The Miser
The old church choir
The one Refuge
The ploughman
The silent Messenger
The voice of Spring
The way-side Elm
The white stone canoe — An Indian Tradition; Versified from Schoolcraft
The world's day
"Three for three."
Till to-morrow
Time for bed
To a day lily
To a Motherless babe
Under the Rod
Under the snow
Unknown
Up the Nepigon
Weary
Yes, the weary Earth shall brighten