Poems
By: by Mary E. Tucker
Edition: Electronic ed.
Series: New York Public Library digital library collections. Digital Schomburg; New York Public Library digital library collections
Publisher: New York Public Library
Published: 1997
Place of publication: New York, N.Y
Language: eng
Subjects: African American women; Poetry; African Americans
Notes: Title from title screen (last viewed Mar. 02, 2000)

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Engraving of the poet with signature: Mary E. Tucker.

Transcribed from: Poems / by Mary E. Tucker. New York : M. Doolady, 1867. 216 p. : ports. ; 19 cm.

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Table of contents: title: The first grey hair; title: Found; title: who lost?; title: Did you call me father?; title: The blight of love; title: Heart's ease; title: My mother's voice; title: Adieu; title: I smile, but oh, my heart is breaking; title: The crushed flower; title: The old crib; title: Christmas eve, south 1865; title: Arria, to poetus; title: To Mary; title: Spring; title: Revenge; title: Lift me higher; title: Silvery fountain; title: Crazed; title: No letter; title: The tryst; title: Hope; title: Autumn thoughts; title: "That glove"; title: Wail of the divorced; title: The opium eater (after taking a dose); title: Little bell; title: Weariness; title: Only a blush; title: A kiss; title: Kindness; title: Child life; title: Evanishings; title: Life for a life; title: Apple dumplings-by request; title: Life; title: The signal gun; title: All alone; title: On receipt of a pound of coffee in 1863; title: Mrs. Myrick's lecture; title: I am weary, mother; title: Light in darkness; title: The humming-bird; title: The soldier boy's dream; title: Mine; title: Mistletoe; title: Family portraits; title: Lines to an old dress; title: The mother's lament- upon the loss of her children's photographs at sea; title: To father; title: I am fashion's toy; title: The mail has come; title: To Don Juan Baz-Ex-gov. of Mexico; title: Disappointment; title: Gone; title: I was a stranger and ye took me in; title: The drunkard's wife; title: The father's love; title: Burial of a fairy queen; title: Mysteries of life; title: Lines upon the death of-Charley du Bignon; title: We met; title: Drink on; title: Speak to her tenderly; title: Knitting; title: Lines on the death of the Rev. S.K. Talmage; title: To Annie; title: The beautiful; title: The beautiful sea; title: Hugging the shore; title: Christmas south, 1866; title: A love letter; title: To one who sleepeth.