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Freeman Edwin Miller. Oklahoma and Other Poems
Oklahoma and Other Poems
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OKLAHOMA
THE RACE FOR HOMES
APRIL 22, 1889
AT PERRY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1893
"SING ME A SONG, O, WIND."
A CHRISTMAS CAROL
YEARS THAT ARE TO BE
IF WE DON'T OR IF WE DO
DEAR SONGS OF MY COUNTRY!
JULY FOURTH
"O, GENTLE SHADE OF QUIET WOODS."
LOVE
WINTERS ON THE FARM
"O, WEAK AND WEARY WORLD!"
EX ANIMA
"LO, ALL THE AGE IS RANK WITH WRONG."
"LOVE, THOU GAYEST FANCY-WEAVER."
THE FARMER
"NATURE HAS A THOUSAND CHOIRS."
THE WORKINGMAN
GIVING AND FORGIVING
"O, SACRED SOULS THAT GRANDLY SING."
CHRISTMAS TIME
TRUEST HEROES ARE UNKNOWN
IF WE BUT KNEW
HOPE
DESPONDENCY
IF LOVE WERE KING
"SING ME THE OLD SONGS, MOTHER."
TWO LIVES
"AWAY, AWAY, FROM THE SULTRY WAYS."
SPINSTERHOOD
"SWEET FAIRIES FROM THE ISLES OF SONG."
STANZAS
MAKE THE MOST OF THIS LIFE
"THE SONGS THAT MOTHER USED TO SING."
"QUAFF THE GLASS, THE WINE IS RED."
GOOD-NIGHT
LIVE LIFE WITH LOVE
DISCONTENT
STANZAS
THE WAY OF THE WORLD
MY SHADOW AND I
IN THE VALES
THE WILLOW
AT THE MILL
SHADOW AND SHINE
THE GROWTH OF SONG
SPRING AND MUSIC
COMPENSATION
MY MOLLIE, O!
SING NOT OF BEAUTY
AT EVENTIDE
WHEN CHRISTMAS COMES
WHEN THOU ART NEAR
HE SLEEPS AT LAST
WHEN FORTUNES FROWN
WHEN WE SHALL MEET
SWEET EYES OF BLUE
HAD WE NOT MET
A SONNET
OKLAHOMA—A SONNET
ESTRANGED
RECONCILED
THE DYING HERO
SONNET
GREATNESS LIVES APART
POEMS
SINGER AND SONG
TO ONE WHO PLEDGED HER FRIENDSHIP
THE BANKS O' TURKEY RUN
ENVOY
