Mary A. Geisse (1866–1935)
American poet
Poems
- "I Am the Resurrection and the Life"
- "Trusts"
- A Bachelor's Musings
- A Child's Plea
- A Newsboy's Story
- A Pastor's Retrospect
- A Pastor's Thorns
- A Prayer for 1903
- All Men Are Equal
- Answer to "The Under Dog"
- Answer to Kipling's Poem "The Islanders"
- Bobby's Questions
- Epitaph On a Lawyer
- Giving Advice
- I'd Like to be a Lion
- Life's Mystery
- Lines to a Faithful Dog
- Lines Written New Year's Eve, 1903
- Lines Written on a Mutual Acquaintance
- My Bishop
- My Legacies
- My Old Playmate
- O Justice Why Dost Thou Tarry
- Poems (Geisse)
- Remembered Days
- Soliloquy of a Village Parson
- That Little Pronoun My
- The Children of the Tenements
- The Complaint of a Bonnet
- The Days Pass On
- The Demands of the Modern Church
- The Eager Questioner
- The First Day at School
- The Fortified
- The Heart's Power
- The Mosquito
- The Recess Hour
- Watch O Lord Beside the Sleepless
- Whispers at a Wedding