Prose poems, American
Found in 141 Collections and/or Records:
James E. Lincoln papers
Photocopies of James E. Lincoln's original poetry, 1945-1975.
Little things
Little things, 1855
Poem written by an unknown author, dated 1855. At the top of the page, "written after seeing Weir's St. John Baptist."
Manuscript of poems, 1846-1847
Attached together and in same handwriting: Manuscript of poem, “Valentine,” author unknown, 1 p., 14 February 1847; Manuscript of untitled poem, author unknown, “for Mr. James Kane,” 1 p., Albany, 19 October 1846; L, from Mrs. John C. Spencer [E.S. Spencer], Albany, to James Kane, copy, thanking him for his kindness, 1 p., 14 September 1846.
Mary E. Lightner poem to Henry Rollins, approximately 1880-1899
Poem written by Mary E. Lightner to her brother Henry Rollins. Includes a statement that Mary did not believe her brother would live much longer, and wanted to send these words to comfort him.
John M. Mills papers
Monday night, 1849 December 10
Poem written by Robert Walter Weir on December 10, 1849. The subject of the poem is a cold Monday night in the parlor.