Poems of Life
POEMS OF LIFE

POEMS OF LIFE

 POEMS OF LIFE

By KATHARINE FORREST HAMILL

PHILADELPHIA PETER REILLY, PUBLISHER 133 N. THIRTEENTH STREET 1915 Copyright 1915, by Peter Reilly Published July, 1915 FIRST IMPRESSION

Copyright 1915, by Peter Reilly Published July, 1915

TO GRACE BARTLETT STRYKER

Words fail me when I strive to say

What you’ve meant to me—for so long a day

Hope—Inspiration—Sympathy.

Steadfast and true, whate’er might be.

O priv’lege rarest to the end

As in the past, to call you—friend.

AUTHOR’S NOTE

The poems contained within the following pages are children of the brain which at intervals obtruded their company, and which, such as they are, at the solicitation of my friends, I have ventured to set down.

 K. F. H. 

CONTENTS

POEMS OF LIFE

TO-DAY

THE Yesterdays we might have called our own


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