Custars Last Ride by Albery Allson Whitman
Custars Last Ride,Albery Allson Whitman was a 19th century African American poet who, despite being born into slavery, carved out a career …
A Dream of Glory by Albery Allson Whitman
A Dream of Glory,Albery Allson Whitman was a 19th century African American poet who, despite being born into slavery, carved out …
Avis by Adelaide Crapsey
Avis by Adelaide Crapsey is a poignant reflection on the fleeting nature of life and the delicate beauty of the …
Aubade by Adelaide Crapsey
Adelaide Crapsey (1878–1914) was an American poet best known for her invention of the cinquain—a five-line poetic form with a …
Womens Rights by Annie Louisa Walker
Womens Rights,Annie Louisa Walker Best known by the name Annie Louisa Walker this writer later published work under her married …
The Night Cometh by Annie Louisa Walker
The Night Cometh,Annie Louisa Walker Best known by the name Annie Louisa Walker this writer later published work under her …
As I Went by Adelaide Crapsey
“As I Went” is a delicate and evocative poem written by Adelaide Crapsey, an American poet best known for her …
Arbutus by Adelaide Crapsey
Arbutus by ,The exotically named Adelaide Crapsey was a New York-born poet and English literature teacher whose short life was …
The Warriors Return by Amelia Opie
The Warriors Return,Amelia Opie Poems Part 03,Born in 1769 in Norwich, writer Ameila Opie was perhaps best known for her …
The Fiddler by Adelaide Crapsey
The Fiddler ,The exotically named Adelaide Crapsey was a New York-born poet and English literature teacher whose short life was …