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A. H. Laidlaw
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Poetry Listing
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Please Note: This list is not comprehensive, but is an ongoing work of the love of poetry.
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| Poem Title | First Lines | Period | # Lines | # Reads | | 1: Babylon. | Thou art mighty, | | 60 | 261 | | 2: Betsie Brown. | I have loved you all my days, | | 27 | 221 | | 3: Bird Of The Summering North. | Bird of the summering North, | | 24 | 235 | | 4: Black Eyes. | The Blue Eye will do if the courting is through | | 24 | 217 | | 5: Burke Of The Brave Brigade. | Why come ye to this mountain, lads, | | 45 | 205 | | 6: Custer. | Foiled on the field with his dead boys around him, | | 20 | 196 | | 7: Death Song Of The Enfants Perdus. | Tis here we invade the valley, | | 24 | 206 | | 8: Ever To Be. | Ever to be Land of the free, | | 18 | 221 | | 9: Fare Thee Well, O Love Of Woman! | Fare thee well, O Love of Woman! | | 32 | 215 | | 10: Gif A Lassie Spurn A Laddie. | Gif a lassie spurn a laddie | | 24 | 206 | | 11: Home! Home! | Home! Home! Man may roam | | 21 | 214 | | 12: It Is Time To Begin To Conclude. | Ye Parsons, desirous all sinners to save, | | 44 | 202 | | 13: Jock And Jean. | O'er the deep wi' me, lassie, | | 70 | 205 | | 14: Maiden Knickerbocker And The Gallant Captain Pickwick. | O my gallant Captain, whither and away? | | 48 | 195 | | 15: Marshal Ney's Farewell. | Adieu to France! Land of the Brave, farewell! | | 56 | 213 | | 16: See The Field Of Battle Gleams. | See, the field of battle gleams | | 42 | 199 | | 17: Sherry In The Saddle. | Sherry's not in saddle, | | 40 | 205 | | 18: Sword Of Jehovah. | Sword of Jehovah, swing | | 24 | 212 | | 19: Tarry Ye Not In Egypt. | The Lord is wroth with Pharaoh's men, | | 44 | 204 | | 20: Tears, Tears. | Tears, tears, With wifely fears | | 24 | 221 | | 21: The American Ça Ira. | With a sullen, setting Sun, | | 72 | 214 | | 22: The American Consummation. | The day of War is over | | 32 | 211 | | 23: The American Girl. | The maid for man to love, | | 30 | 198 | | 24: The American Girls. | Yes! The land we love | | 52 | 210 | | 25: The British Gyp. | That luscious lip, the British Gyp, | | 24 | 192 | | 26: The Custer Wail. | Dead! Where the bold and brave | | 70 | 190 | | 27: The Dying Soldier To The Nightingale. | I plead with tears to thee, | | 24 | 207 | | 28: The Flag Of Brothers. | There is blood upon the Banner, the Banner of the Free, | | 20 | 203 | | 29: The Good Ship "Ohio." | Swift o'er the lee when the wind flies free, | | 24 | 211 | | 30: The Light Of Your Beautiful Eyes. | As I stroll by the stream where you stray, | | 24 | 214 | | 31: The Lily Land Of France. | With pensive memories | | 24 | 192 | | 32: The Three P's. - The Pratie, The Pig And Poteen. | Tis daily this baste | | 85 | 228 | | 33: The Union Oath. | By the Revolution's dead, | | 20 | 205 | | 34: The War Song Of William The Conqueror. | By the splendor of God! We come! We come! | | 36 | 209 | | 35: The Young Vets. | We all know the face of the chap who can tell | | 20 | 194 | | 36: Weep Not For Him. | Weep not for him who, in the battle dying, | | 16 | 187 | | 37: With A Ho-Ho-Ho! And A Hi-Hi-Hi! | With a ho-ho-ho! and a hi-hi-hi! | | 25 | 211 |
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