Annette Wynne Poems Home Poems Poets Annette Wynne Poems Lincoln by Annette Wynne A log cabin, rude and rough— This was house and home enough When Our Land Was New by Annette Wynne When our land was new And all untried Behind Each Star by Annette Wynne Behind each star a small dream hides But will not show its head, Good-Morning, Day by Annette Wynne Good morning, Day, Whether cloud or sun, I Marred a Day by Annette Wynne I marred a day, a shining day, (God lent it clean and bright); If Love Were Mine by Annette Wynne If love were mine, if love were mine, I know what I would do, Indian Children by Annette Wynne Where we walk to school each day Indian children used to play— Mighty Things by Annette Wynne Iron, steel, and granite rock are mighty things, I deem, But the strongest thing in all the world is just a dream; Ocean Mightier Than the Land by Annette Wynne Ocean, mightier than the land, Wilful, turbulent, and wild, There's Many a Lonesome Daisy by Annette Wynne There's many a lonesome daisy where never a child can be, And many a lone little brooklet is dancing away to the sea; This Is God's Day by Annette Wynne This is God's day that he lent to me That I may use for good or ill; Thoughts and Flowers by Annette Wynne Thoughts grow like flowers overnight, Opening at morning light, Where Do Thoughts Come From? by Annette Wynne The minute I'm awake in bed A hundred thoughts pop in my head, The Pilgrims Came by Annette Wynne The Pilgrims came across the sea, And never thought of you and me; Each Dawn by Annette Wynne Each dawn before my eyes I see A shining new day spread for me; March by Annette Wynne March is windy, March is wild, Hurries like an eager child;
