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Title: Poems of emotional love, and other poems
Year: 1907 (1900s)
Authors: Dimmick, Ruth Crosby. (from old catalog)
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Publisher: Chicago, W.B. Conkey company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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ccommodating Moon 53 At Twilight 54 Changed 57 Dan Malone 58 Dead Love 61 MYTHOLOGICAL LOVE TALES Endymion 65 Apollo and Daphne 67 Echo and Narcissus 69 Admetus and Alcestis 71 MISCELLANEOUS Nobody Knows 77 Arrabell Leigh 78 An Autumn Sunset 80 Only a Sawdust Doll 83 Every Back Its Burden 87 Gods Masterpiece 88 Too Late 88 Childhood on the Farm 89 What Does It Matter? 90 The Builder 91 We May Not Know 92 Little Bess 95 The Village Store 96 The Wanderer 121 Home 122 New Years Eve 125 Evening Star 126 Hope 127 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS PAGE. Ruth Crosby Dimmick Frontispiece The Day Has Been So Dreary 11 Marie 29 In the Evening when the Shadows Flit About Among the Trees 37^ We Used to Gather Flowers in the Spring 55^ Ive Been Waiting, Waiting, Waiting 59 ^ Poplar and Ash Their Branches Twined 81 The Little Girls Heart was Well-Nigh Broke 85^ Four Years Old and Naughty 93 ^ The Village Store that Autumn Night 97 ^ And Often Got into Trouble 3 The Little Home Way Back in Days of Childhood 123
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The Day Has Been so Dreary POEMS OF EMOTIONAL LOVE. SUNLIGHT AND DARKNESS The day has been so drearyAnd long and dark and wearyBecause the sunhght, dearie, Of your face,Has not come with its gladnessAnd witchery and madnessTo lift the gloom of sadness From the place. Ah, love, when were togetherIt matters little whetherThe fog of dismal weather Dims the skies.But heaven would be drearyAnd cold and dark and wearyWithout the lovelight, dearie, Of your eves. 13 14 POEMS OF EMOTIONAL LOVE MY GUIDING STAR Through the dark ways of hfe thou art to beMy guiding star and point the v/ay for me;And through the vale where wearily I tread,I may look up and see thee overheadShine radiantlv. And if, at last, when I have reached the lightOut of the dark and dreariness of night.Thy voice should say: Well done/ tho near or farId be content to see thee, oh, my star,Smile radiantly. AND OTHER POEMS 15 A DREAM I closed my tired eyes untilMy head upon my pillowFell heavily: the world grew stillAnd presentl

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