Poet
Nora Archibald Smith
1859–1934
English
- (Acrostic)
- A Banana Story
- A Child’S Christmas Carol
- A Christmas Acrostic
- A Collar Of Honor
- A Dear Little Boy
- A New Year’S Song
- April
- August
- Christmas Helpers
- Christmas In Norway
- Christmas Secrets
- December
- Difference In Tastes
- Dinner-Time
- Easter Blossoms
- Everybody’S Baby
- February
- Flower Song
- Grace For Christmas Eve[2]
- How The Christ-Flower Bloomed
- I
- I
- I
- I Wonder![5]
- Ii
- Ii
- Iii
- Iv
- January
- July
- June
- Kamatu San And ’Lizabeth Ann
- Knocking On Wood
- Learning To Knit
- Little Dorrit’S Playground
- March
- May
- Meadow Talk
- Neighbors Of The Christ-Night
- No Man’S Land
- November
- October
- Peddling Poetry
- Protect The Flag
- Remember!
- Santa Claus Is Coming!
- September
- Soldier Or Slacker
- Song Of The Banana
- Song Of The Carnahuba Palm
- Sweet Sleep[7]
- The Answer Of The Flag
- The Benevolent Gnome
- The Boastful Snowflake
- The Children’S Ship
- The Christmas Child
- The Dandified Manatee
- The Day Of The Dog
- The Fairy Ring[4]
- The Feast Of Arms
- The Feast Of Laughter
- The Feast Of The Doll
- The Good Fir-Tree
- The Good Ship Santa Claus
- The Goose Fair At Warsaw
- The Haughty Aspen
- The Jolly Dugong
- The Life-Preservers
- The Little Artist
- The Little ’Prentice Lad
- The Lollipop Bush
- The Making Of The Flag
- The Man In The Moon
- The Robin And The Angleworm
- The Sunflower’S Story
- The Timid Oyster
- The Wandering Eels[8]
- The Word Of A Gentleman
- To My Mother
- V
- Which Is The Royal Baby?[6]
- Young Sunday Hat
- “L’Oiseau De Dieu”[3]