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Heart Songs

Heart Songs

by Jean McKishnie BLEWETT (1862 - 1934)

This is a volume of poetry by Jean Blewett. In this collection, the Canadian poet's most beautiful love songs and poetry is brought together. - Summary by Carolin


A Bud

A Fancied Loss

A Merrie Christmasse Untoe Ye

A Pledge

A Sunset Talk

Ammiel’s Gift

An Etching

As It Began to Dawn

At Dawn

At Joppa

At Quebec

Back on the Farm

Be Good and Glad

Blue-Eyed Bess

Cold Water

Deserted

Dreamland

Elspeth’s Daughter-in-law

Envy

Eve

For He was Scotch and so was She

Gethsemane

God Loveth Us

Good-Bye to Work

Good-Night

Granny’s Message to Jack

He Meditates on the Critic

Heather White

Her Birthday

Her Boy

Her Dower

Her First Sleigh-Ride

Her Gold

Her Lesson

Her Portrait

His Care

His Ex-Platonic Friend

His Own Little Black-Eyed Lad

His Wife and Boy

Hollyhocks

How Close?

I Love Her Well

In Lovers’ Lane

In Sunflower Time

In the Clover-Field

In the Conservatory

In the Old Church

In the Wood

Jack

Jacynth

Jealous, Sweetheart?

Lac Deschene

Long Time Ago

Love’s Humility

Lullaby

Margot

Marguerite

Mavourneen

Mildred

Minerva’s Essay

My Canada

My Friend

My Lady of the Silver Tongue

My Little Maid

My Neighbor

My Sweetbriar Maid

O Last Days of the Year

O Radiant Stream

Only a Picture

Our Father

Our Host and His House

Perfect Peace

Reminiscences

Ring Out Glad Song

Robin

September

Settled by Arbitration

Shadows

She

She Just Keeps House for Me

Slander

Some Joys We May Not Keep

Somebody

Song of the Wind

Spring

Spring o’ the Year

Summer Holidays

Sweeping to the Sea

The Boy of the House

The Circuit

The Courtier’s Ladye

The Creed of Love

The Day Neil Rode to Mill

The Ever and Ever So Long Ago

The Grave

The Height

The Hoar Frost on the Wood

The Indian Girl

The King’s Gift

The Legend of Love

The Making Up

The Meanest Man

The Miscreant

The Mother’s Lecture

The Mother’s Story

The Old Valentine

The Prodigal

The Richer Man

The Rustic’s Lassie

The Tea-Kettle’s Tune

The Two Marys

The World is Growing Old

To the Queen

Truth Upon Honor

Two Creeds

Until We Meet

Violet

What the Poppies Said

With Her Sunshine, Breeze and Dew

Wooing His Valentine