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Poem by Louisa May Alcott


The Jungfrau to Beth


God bless you, dear Queen Bess!
May nothing you dismay,
But health and peace and happiness
Be yours, this Christmas day.

Here's fruit to feed our busy bee,
And flowers for her nose.
Here's music for her pianee,
An afghan for her toes,

A portrait of Joanna, see,
By Raphael No. 2,
Who laboured with great industry
To make it fair and true.

Accept a ribbon red, I beg,
For Madam Purrer's tail,
And ice cream made by lovely Peg,
A Mont Blanc in a pail.

Their dearest love my makers laid
Within my breast of snow.
Accept it, and the Alpine maid,
From Laurie and from Jo.



Louisa May Alcott


Louisa May Alcott's other poems:
  1. Don't Drive Me Away
  2. My Kingdom
  3. The Mother Moon
  4. Welcome, Mighty Chief, Once More
  5. Beds to the Front of Them


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