The New-York Book of Poetry

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Good Press, 2021 M05 18 - 126 pages
The New-York Book of Poetry is a compilation of poems written by NYC residents during the late 19th and early 20th century. Excerpt: "Many a sad, sweet thought have I, Many a passing, sunny gleam, Many a bright tear in mine eye, Many a wild and wandering dream, Stolen from hours I should have tied To musty volumes by my side, Given to hours that sweetly wooed My heart from its study's solitude."
 

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POEMS
ANACREONTIC
SONG
THE CALLICOON IN AUTUMN
THE DELAWARE WATERGAP
CHANSONETTE
IMPROMPTU TO A LADY BLUSHING

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