Annie Lanman Angier (1816–1893)
Poet · United States
American poet
Poems
- A Carol for Time
- A Farewell to Youth
- A Foe and a Friend
- Angel Whispers
- Bay View
- Be Lovely
- Beautiful Incident
- Bubbles
- Christmas Carol
- Counsels
- Drops of Honey
- Estelle
- Everything Speaks to Me
- Fancy and Fact
- Fear Not
- Gather the Roadside Flowers
- Give us Sympathy
- Go, Tell it to Jesus
- Half a Loaf is better than no Bread
- Harps and Hearts
- Heart Yearnings
- Her Birthday in Heaven
- Hope's Song of Patience
- How Do I Think of Thee?
- If Thou Knewest
- In Twenty Years
- J. B. F. (April 11)
- Just Seventeen
- Life's Duties
- Life's Similes
- Little Follies
- Little Nothings
- Live by the Day
- Live Like the Angels
- Meet Me in Heaven
- Melody of Nature
- My Dove
- My Mentor
- My Muse
- My Song
- My Wee Bit Sang
- Natal Song
- Norah Nohone
- Not My Way, Lord
- Ode to Robert Burns
- Only Listen
- Our Birthdays
- Our Rose
- Our Secret
- Passed On
- Pedigree
- Rabboni
- Saint Agnes
- Silence Speaking
- Some One is Praying for Me
- Something for Somebody
- Song for Thanksgiving
- Song for the Flail
- Song of Peace
- Song of the Contented One
- Song of the Disenchanted
- Song of the Voices
- Spells
- Spero Meliora
- Sunny Spots
- The Berry Harvest
- The Blind Mother
- The Broken Lyre and the Key
- The Child Seers
- The Circassian Slave
- The Death of Moses
- The Dying Husband to his Wife
- The Emigrant's Grave
- The Good Time Come
- The Heart's Garden
- The Maniac's Song
- The Martyr
- The Mount
- The Ocean's Dead
- The Old Hearth-Rug
- The Old-Fashioned Fire
- The Prison Born
- The Riddle Solved
- The Ruminal Fig Tree
- The Sacrifice of Elijah
- The Treasure Trove
- The Tree's Lesson
- The Veiled Hope
- The Walk to Emmaus
- Trials a Blessing
- Watch and Wait
- Why Should I Stay?