Louisa May Alcott (1832-1888)
American novelist and poet

Poems by Louisa May Alcott

• “'Y' Are The Maiden Posies”
• A Lament for S. B. Pat Paw
• “A Little Bird I Am”
• A Little Grey Curl
• A Song from the Suds
• “And If Your Nancy Frowns, My Lad”
• “Beds to the Front of Them”
• Bide a Wee
• “Brighter Shone the Golden Shadows”
• Chevalita
• Chingery Wangery Chan
• Clover-Blossom
• “Dear Grif”
• “Don't Drive Me Away”
• Fairy Song
• “For Myself Alone, I Would Not Be”
• “From Our Happy Home”
• Gingerbread
• “Give Me Freshening Breeze, My Boys”
• “He Prayeth Best Who Loveth Best”
• “He That Is Down Need Fear No Fall”
• “Hello! Hello!”
• “Here Is the Bracelet”
• “Hither, Hither”
• “I Slept, and Dreamed That Life Was Beauty”
• “I Write about the Butterfly”
• In the Garret
• “Listening to Celestial Lays”
• Little Nell
• Lullaby
• Mountain--Laurel
• My Beth
• My Doves
• My Frost-King - Song I
• My Kingdom
• “Not a Sparrow Falleth but Its God Doth Know”
• “Now Hark, Little May”
• Our Little Ghost
• “Rosy, My Dear”
• “Summer Days Are Over”
• “Sweet! Sweet!”
• The Children’s Song
• The Downward Road
• The Jungfrau to Beth
• The Lay of the Golden Goose
• The Mother Moon
• The Rock and the Bubble
• The Rose Family - Song I
• Thoreau's Flute
• To J.M.B.
• To Papa
• To the First Robin
• Transfiguration
• “Welcome, Mighty Chief, Once More”
• “When It Comes Night”

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