Anonymous Americas

(1000-1950 / United States)

#436 on top 500 poets

Anonymous Americas Poems

1. John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt 4/5/2010
2. Jefferson's Daughter 4/5/2010
3. Decreed 4/5/2010
4. Will He No Come Back Again? 1/1/2004
5. Growing Old 4/5/2010
6. The Origin Of Death 4/5/2010
7. Ye Heralds Of Freedom 4/6/2010
8. You'Ll Tell Her, Won'T You? 4/6/2010
9. Victories Of The Heart 4/6/2010
10. The Hell-Bound Train 4/5/2010
11. Ode To Joy 4/5/2010
12. Pope And Mcdowell 4/5/2010
13. Godfrey Gordon 1/1/2004
14. I Don'T Want To Die 1/1/2004
15. Ye Spirits Of The Free 4/6/2010
16. What Mean Ye? 4/6/2010
17. When Christ Was Born Of Mary Fre 4/6/2010
18. Promise 4/5/2010
19. For Christmas Day In The Morning 1/1/2004
20. The Little Church Round The Corner 4/5/2010
21. Rain 4/5/2010
22. Foweles In The Frith 1/1/2004
23. Clerk Saunders 1/1/2004
24. Old Mother Seward 4/5/2010
25. Hospital Duties 4/5/2010
26. Poor Johnnie Pope 4/5/2010
27. When The French Band Plays 4/6/2010
28. Fifty Years Apart 4/5/2010
29. Midnight Special 1/1/2004
30. Fair Helen 1/1/2004
31. Enlisted Today 4/5/2010
32. Ole Wirginny 4/5/2010
33. Liberty Ball 4/5/2010
34. Yankee Was A Bad Man, Yankee Was A Thief, 4/6/2010
35. We'Re Coming! We'Re Coming! 4/6/2010
36. The Man In The South 4/5/2010
37. The Snow At Fredericksburg 4/5/2010
38. The Ancient Banner 4/5/2010
39. The Charge Of The Mule Brigade 4/5/2010
40. Zaza, The Female Slave 4/6/2010

Comments about Anonymous Americas

  • Trish Johnston Trish Johnston (10/3/2012 3:11:00 PM)

    Beautiful! In beauty may you walk.

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Best Poem of Anonymous Americas

The Man In The Glass

When you get what you want in your struggle for self
and the world makes you king for a day
Just go to the mirror and look at yourself
and see what that man has to say

For it isn't your father or mother or wife
who judgment upon you must pass
The fellow whose verdict counts the most in your life
is the one staring back from the glass

Some people may think you a straight-shooting chum
and call you a wonderful guy
But the guy in the glass says you're only a bum
if you can't look him straight in the eye

He's the fellow to please never mind all the ...

Read the full of The Man In The Glass

At Liberty I Sit And See

At liberty I sit and see
Them, that have erst laugh'd me to scorn,
Whipp'd with the whip that scourged me:
And now they ban that they were born.

I see them sit full soberly
And think their earnest looks to hide;
Now, in themselves, they cannot spy
That they or this in me have spied.

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