The garden path and other verses . ILLARD nOiS Willatb f rpaa 1920 ,^^.. ?^^^ J^^ copyright Julia Colton Willard 1920 ?^. m -5!9; g) TO MY GRANDCHILDRENAUDREY, JANICE ANDMURIEL MUSSER CONTENTS The Garden Path PageII Voices of the Night 12 Spirit of Day . 13 Longing .... H With Cupid on Parade 15 Whispers of Love 16 Thanksgiving Day 17 The Bird Mans Frolic 18 Treasures 19 Just a, Little Loving 20 Waiting .... 21 The Isles of Yesterday 22 At the Movies 23 The Busy Muse 24 To-morrow 25 My Garden 26 In the Hush of the Eventide 27 The Snow Bird 28 The Fairies 29 The Stars Lullaby . 30 7 -
The garden path and other verses . ILLARD nOiS Willatb f rpaa 1920 ,^^.. ?^^^ J^^ copyright Julia Colton Willard 1920 ?^. m -5!9; g) TO MY GRANDCHILDRENAUDREY, JANICE ANDMURIEL MUSSER CONTENTS The Garden Path PageII Voices of the Night 12 Spirit of Day . 13 Longing .... H With Cupid on Parade 15 Whispers of Love 16 Thanksgiving Day 17 The Bird Mans Frolic 18 Treasures 19 Just a, Little Loving 20 Waiting .... 21 The Isles of Yesterday 22 At the Movies 23 The Busy Muse 24 To-morrow 25 My Garden 26 In the Hush of the Eventide 27 The Snow Bird 28 The Fairies 29 The Stars Lullaby . 30 7 - Page Easter .... 31 The Planets Jubilee 32 Turn the Old Clock Back 33 Cupids in the Garden 34 My Boat 35 The Garden Party . 36 The Drought 37 My Dream Loie by the Sea 38 The Moonbeam and the Star 39 Candlemas Day 40 The Visit of the Fairy 41 As We Are Marching On 42 Song of the Robin . 43 My Gifts to Thee . 44 Lullaby .... 45 My Maltese Bride . 46 The River of Auld Lang Syne 47 A Merry Christmas 48 Good Night 49 THE GARDEN PATH. THE GARDEN PATH There are blossoms sweet in my garden, But none are as sweet as you,As you skip and dance down the well-worn path, With your eyes of brown and blue. You are fairer, far, than the lilies,Your cheeks put the rose to shame. Oh, this was a dark, dreary garden,Until down the path you came! And still at the gate, Ill be waiting. While the blossoms stately , may I not miss, the hug and the kiss. When my brow is crowned with snow. 11 VOICES OF THE NIGHT The fair moon keeps guard And the hour it is late,As Im listening to-night At the old garden gate, To the voices of Long Ago. • Theres a glad child at play, And theres joy and a tear,And a dear mothers voice That is calming each fear, Down the path of the Long Ago. Then a fond lover calls And his voice, it is gayWith a promise of love That can neer fade away, Down the love lane of Long Ago. And now neath the lilies Mid the tulips so red,A voice whispers low Oer a wee babys bed In the lo
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