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Oh What A Day!
Oh what a day! all yellow and gray,
And so dark, so dreary, so foggy and thick,
That if I should meet
In the street
My sweet--
I might pass her by!
Risk that? Not I!
Take me home out of danger then! Quick, feet, quick.
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Short Stories
Poetry
- 'Inasmuch As Ye Did It Not ... '
- A Farewell
- A Parting
- Age To Youth
- All Round the Year
- As It Is
- At Parting
- At The Last
- Before Winter
- Faith
- Fear
- For Dolly
- From the Portuguese
- Gratitude
- Gretna Green
- Hop Picking
- Hope
- In Age
- In Hospital
- In The People's Park
- In Trouble
- Incompatibilities
- Invocation
- Magic
- March Violets
- Mary of Magdala
- May Day
- Oh What A Day!
- Philosophy
- Prayer In Time Of War
- Questions
- Saturday Song
- Sea-Shells
- Song
- Spring In War-Time
- Surrender
- The Champion
- The Daisies
- The Day of Judgment
- The Death of Agnes
- The December Rose
- The Despot
- The Eternal
- The Fields of Flanders
- The Fire
- The Garden Refused
- The Gift of Life
- The Home-Coming
- The Last Bright Relic
- The Last Defeat
- The Magic Ring
- The Mother's Prayer
- The Nest
- The Old Magic
- The Point of View
- The Prodigal's Return
- The Return
- The Skylark
- The Stolen God
- The Swans Along the Water Glide
- The Touchstone
- The Vault--After Sedgmoor
- The Whirligig of Time
- These Little Ones
- To Her: In Time Of War
- Values
- Wedding Day
- What O'Clock?
- Where Do We Fly?
- White Magic
- Windflowers
- Winter
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