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Lesbia Harford (1891-1927)
The Rating of Lesbia Harford's Poems - Deliverance through Art
- Love is not love . . .
- The Melbourne Cup
- The Two Swans
- The Invisible People
- She has all Ireland in her blood
- I came to live in Sophia Street
- Fatherless
- Every night I hurry home to see
- I dreamt last night
- I count the days until I see you, dear
- They say — priests say
- I was sad
- I am no mystic. All the ways of God
- Machinist's Song
- Dearest, dearest
- He has picked grapes in the sun. Oh it seems
- Each morning I pass on my way to work
- I bought a red hat
- Though I had lost my love
- He has a fairy wife
- How funny it would be if dreamy I
- I went down to post a letter
- Why does she put me to many indignities
- O little year, cram full of duty
- You may have other loves
- I dare not leave the splendid town
- Tall trees along the road
- I must be dreaming through the days
- A bunch of lilac and a storm of hail
- I love to see
- White Sunshine
- Ay, ay, ay, the lilies of the garden
- Cherry plum blossom in an old tin jug
- Suburban Dames
- Emmie, Emmie Adams
- Pink eucalyptus flowers
- Summer Lightning
- Green and blue
- My heart is a pomegranate full of sweet fancies
- I can't feel the sunshine
- The Folk I Love
- Machinist Talking
- Child Sun
- A lady and I were walking
- I found an orchid in the valley fair
- A Bronte Legend
- You, whom the grave cannot bind
- Do you remember still the little song
- Florence kneels down to say her prayers
- All through the day at my machine
- If you have loved a brave story
- I have golden shoes
- He had served eighty masters. They'd have said
- Closing Time: Public Library
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