Helen Truesdell
American poet
Poems
- A Midnight Song
- A Prayer for my Sister
- A Tale without a Name
- An Appeal to Queen Victoria in behalf of the Irish
- Annie Adair
- Apostrophe to my Husband
- Apostrophe to the Mississippi
- Awake, awake, my gentle Muse
- Bird of the Summer
- Country Life
- Edith to Morton
- Elegiac Lines on the Death of J. J. Stewart
- Georgiana
- Hallowed Ground
- Home
- I loved Him
- I shall think of Thee
- I was not always sorrowful
- I will hope
- I'm with You, dear Sisters
- Josephine's Remonstrance
- Lament for the late Nathaniel M'Lain
- Lines accompanying a Bouquet of Lilies and Roses
- Lines addressed to a Stranger whom I met on the Cabs
- Lines addressed to my Sister at School
- Lines on being shown a Tress of Hair
- Lines on receiving a Number of the Repository
- Lines on the Death of Mrs. E. Brown
- Lines to a Bird
- Lines written for an Album
- Little Willie
- Ode to Friendship
- Presentiments
- Reply to Byrona
- Scotland
- Song of the Mountain Maid
- Stanzas sacred to the Memory of Samuel Millikan
- The Captive Queen
- The Captive Warrior's Lament
- The Gift
- The Indian's Bride
- The Irish Exile's Address to America
- The Lonely Grave
- The Miseries of War
- The Neglected Wife
- The Rustic Maiden to her Lover
- The Sick Child's Lament
- The Skeptic's Last Night
- The Triumphs of War
- The Young Wife's Song
- To a Coquette
- To a Neglected Artist
- To my Little Niece
- Welcome to Kossuth
- Withered Violets