Mary Eliza Perine Tucker Lambert (1838–1896)
Poeta · Estados Unidos · Cahaba – Overbrook
poeta estadounidense
Poemas
- "Did you call me, Father?"
- "Forsake Me Not"
- "I was a stranger and ye took me in"
- "That Glove"
- A Love-letter
- All Alone
- Arria to Poetus
- Autumn Thoughts
- Burial of a Fairy Queen
- Child Life
- Christmas Eve, South, 1865
- Christmas South, 1865
- Christmas, North, 1866
- Crazed
- Drink on
- Evanishings
- Family Portraits
- Fannie's Tryst
- Found—who Lost?
- Heart's Ease
- Hugging the Shore
- I am Fashion's Toy
- I am weary, Mother
- I Smile, but oh! my Heart is Breaking
- Kindness
- Knitting
- Life for a Life
- Lift me Higher
- Light in Darkness
- Lines on the Death of the Rev. S. K. Talmage
- Lines to an Old Dress
- Lines upon the Death of Charley du Bignon
- Little Bell
- Mistletoe
- Mrs Myrick's Lecture
- My Mother's Voice
- Mysteries of Life
- No Letter
- Only a Blush
- Revenge
- Silvery Fountain
- Speak to Her Tenderly
- The Beautiful Sea
- The Blight of Love
- The Crushed Flower
- The Drunkard's Wife
- The Father's Love
- The First Grey Hair
- The Mail has Come
- The Mother's Lament
- The Old Crib
- The Opium-eater
- The Plague
- The Signal Gun
- The Soldier Boy's Dream
- To Annie
- To Don Juan Baz, Ex-Governor of Mexico
- To Fannie
- To Father
- To One who Sleepeth
- Upon Receipt of a Pound of Coffee in 1863
- Wail of the Divorced
- We Met
- Weariness