Maria Theresa Rice

Poemas

A Love-dream
After a Sermon
After a Sermon by the Pastor of St. Mark's Church
After-thoughts
An Appeal for Melrose
An Evening in July
City Incident
Cuba
Do wait, if you can
Doggerel
Found at Last
Hours of Bliss
Impromptu (No regrets, when thou art leaving)
Impromptu (Were I a gay lover, sweet Eveline dear)
Impromptu for a Gift of Roses
In Early Spring
In Memoriam (A grassy mound, with violets blooming o'er)
In Memoriam (A grave at Wyoming; the young hero fell)
Invitation to Confirmation
Isles of Shoals
Lake Cottage, Melrose
Lake of Melrose
Lines affectionately inscribed to Mrs. D. W. G.
Lines affectionately inscribed to Mrs. E. P.
Lines by a Lady on seeing some Strictures on her Writings
Lines for a Golden Wedding
Lines in Illness
Lines on the Portrait of the late Dr. Delany, U. S. N.
Lines on Washington's Birthday, 1858
Lines suggested at the Funeral of a Lovely Child
Lines suggested by a Letter from the Thirty-fifth Massachusetts Regiment
Lines suggested by the 124th Selection of Psalms
Lines suggested by the Remark—"It is cool this Morning"
Lines suggested on reading the sudden Death of Miss P. A. P.
Lines to Miss M. H., June, 1861
Lines to Myself after Disappointment
Lines to Sharon Springs
Little Garnett
Locking the Door
Lost at Sea
Mary of Bethany
Morning Prayer at St. Mark's Chapel
Morning Walk in June
On a Letter
On Ames' Picture of "Maud Müller"
On Christening the Ammonoosuck
On leaving St. John's Church, Charlestown
On receiving the Carte-de-visite of a Friend
On revisiting St. John's Church, Portsmouth, N. H.
On the Blank Leaf of a Prayer-book
On the Death of the Rev. William Flint, D. D.
On the Departure of the Cusa
On Witnessing the Funeral of the late Jonas Chickering
Our Volunteer's Birthday
Out to Board
Remember Thee
Reply to a Translation from the German
Resurrection Flower
The Bereaved Mother
The Connecticut
The Dying Boy to his Mother
The Penitent's Prayer
The Royal Steamship Canada
Thoughts suggested at an Ordination at the Church of the Messiah, Boston, September 25, 1856
To a Bird on Ash-Wednesday
To a dear Friend
To a Robin
To an Unknown Portrait
To Dr. Perry
To my Absent Husband
To my Little Son on his Twelfth Birthday
To Ralph
To S. C.
To the Cubans
To the Future Occupant of my Home at Melrose
To the Senior Warden of St. John's Church, Charlestown
To the Ship Northern Empire
Twin Sisters
Valentine Congratulatory
With a Meerschaum
With a Moss-wreath
With a Watch-case
With a Wreath