Mary Elizabeth Blake (1840–1907)
Poet, writer · United States · Dungarvan
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American writer (1840-1907)
Poems
- "There's Rosemary"
- A Christmas Hymn
- A Dead Summer
- A Wedding-Day
- A Word at Parting
- All-Saints
- An Autumn Thought
- An Invocation
- Ashes of Roses
- At a Baptism
- At the Mountains
- Away from Home
- Compensations
- Epiphany
- Erin Mavourneen
- For Aye and Aye
- For the Golden Jubilee of the Sisters of Charity
- God's Acre
- Going and Coming
- Heartsick
- In Faith and Trust
- In Memoriam (Gen. P. R. Guiney)
- In Memoriam (Mrs. Edwin Booth)
- L'Envoi (To R. F.)
- Lilies and Roses
- Lord Keep our Memory Green
- Love's Almanac
- Love's Dictionary
- Mustered Out
- My Griefs
- My Little Man
- My Lost Treasure
- My Wee Lover
- On the Heights
- One Swallow
- Our Angel
- Our Record
- Robbie's Angel
- Singing and Sighing
- Sleeping
- Thanksgiving, 1863
- The Artist's Touch
- The Birthnight
- The Last Bulletin
- The Master's Hand
- The Picket
- The Poet's Rival
- The Spirit turns to Thee
- The Sunshine of the Heart
- The Two Guests
- Till To-morrow
- To Dr. Jacob Bigelow
- To Edith
- To one in Absence
- To R. F.
- Two Birthdays
- Vale
- Waiting for the News
- While Snows are falling
- Wounded