Sarah Josepha Buell Hale

(1788-1879 / the United States)

Sarah Josepha Buell Hale Poems

1. Alice Ray: A Romance In Rhyme: Canto I 9/15/2010
2. Alice Ray: A Romance In Rhyme: Canto Ii 9/15/2010
3. Alice Ray: A Romance In Rhyme: Canto Iii 9/15/2010
4. Alice Ray: A Romance In Rhyme: Canto Iv 9/15/2010
5. Birds 7/2/2015
6. Bonds 9/15/2010
7. Eighteen Hundred And Thirty 9/15/2010
8. Iron 9/15/2010
9. Mary's Lamb 9/15/2010
10. My Country 1/17/2015
11. My Mother's Sweet Kiss 6/2/2015
12. Stanzas To The Memory Of L.E.L 9/15/2010
13. Summer Morning 12/7/2015
14. The Empire Of Woman 1: Woman's Empire Defined 9/15/2010
15. The Empire Of Woman 2: The Daughter 9/15/2010
16. The Empire Of Woman 3: The Sister 9/15/2010
17. The Empire Of Woman 4: The Wife 9/15/2010
18. The Empire Of Woman 5: The Mother 9/15/2010
19. The Light Of Home 9/15/2010
20. The Mississippi River 1/22/2015
21. The Silk-Worm 9/15/2010
22. The Two Maidens 9/15/2010
23. Three Hours; Or, The Vigil Of Love: First Hour 9/15/2010
24. Three Hours; Or, The Vigil Of Love: Second Hour 9/15/2010
25. Three Hours; Or, The Vigil Of Love: Third Hour 9/15/2010

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My Country

America! my own dear land-
O, 'tis a lovely land to me;
I thank my God that I was born
Where man is free!

Our land- it is a glorious land-
And wide it spreads from sea to sea-
And sister States in Union join
And all are free.

And equal laws we all obey-
To kings we never bend the knee-
We may not own no Lord but God
Where all are free.

We've lofty hills and sunny vales
And streams that roll to either sea-
And through this large and varied land
Alike we're free.

You hear the sounds of healthful toil,
And youth's gay ...

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The Light Of Home

My boy, thou wilt dream the world is fair,
And thy spirit will sigh to roam:
And thou must go; but never, when there,
Forget the light of home.

Though pleasure may smile with a ray more bright,
It dazzles to lead astray:
Like the meteor's flash, 'twill deepen the night
When thou treadest the lonely way.

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