Author:Samuel Francis Smith/Poems

←
Samuel Francis Smith
Poems
→
Table of contents

A

  • Abounding Mercy
  • Abraham Lincoln
  • Adoniram Judson Gordon
  • After the Soldier's Funeral
  • Agatha E. Claflin
  • The Aged Pastor
  • All one in Christ
  • The All-sufficient Refuge
  • All Things are yours
  • America
  • America, the Western Flower
  • America's Christian Centennial
  • Anniversary Hymn
  • Arouse ye, O Servants of God!
  • As Summer Clouds
  • At the Old Hearthstone again

B

  • Be Joyful
  • Benefits of the Ministry
  • The Birthday of Washington
  • A Blessing sought upon a Pastor
  • Blest be the Bonds of Christian Love
  • Blest be the Holy Bands
  • Blind Anna
  • Blossoming on the Other Side
  • Burial of General Grant

C

D

  • Dangerous Precocity
  • The Daughters of the American Revolution
  • Daniel Appleton White
  • Deacon George W. Chipman, at Seventy
  • Decoration Day
  • Dedication Hymn
  • Dedication of Caryville Chapel
  • The Departed Teacher
  • Despondency
  • The Dewdrop and the Soul
  • The Divine Presence invoked
  • Divine Providence
  • Dorcas
  • The Doxology of Redemption
  • The Dying Christian

E

F

  • Fair Seat of Learning! who shall tell
  • Fair Suffield. Thy Children return to thy Halls
  • Fair Worcester
  • Faith's Triumph
  • Far from Earth
  • Farewell to the Old Church
  • Farewell to the Village
  • The Fathers remembered
  • The Fathers, where are they?
  • The Flag in Nature
  • Fleeting Blessings
  • Fling out the Banner
  • Flowers
  • Flowers in Winter
  • Following Christ
  • For the Dinner of the First City Government of Newton, Mass.
  • A Foretaste of Heaven
  • The Fourth of July remembered
  • Freedom advances
  • The Friendships we formed

G

  • The Garden
  • Gardner Colby
  • The Gentle Muse of To-day
  • George C. Lorimer
  • Gethsemane
  • God all in all
  • God be our Staff and Friend
  • God be with thee
  • God Ever Glorious
  • God of the Mountains and the Sea
  • God of the Starry Worlds above
  • A Golden Wedding
  • A Golden Wedding Song
  • The Good and Great Man
  • The Grave
  • Great is the Work, but Thine the Power
  • The Great Salvation

H

  • Hail, Bethlehem's Star!
  • Harriet J. Wardwell
  • Harvest-time
  • Heaven
  • Heralds of Salvation
  • How blest are they, in Christ, who die!
  • How Blest the Art that links in Sacred Bonds
  • The Huntsman's Song
  • Hymn for Dedication of a School-house
  • Hymn for Newton Theological Institution
  • Hymn
  • Hymn for the Fourth of July

I

  • The Illinois Nineteenth Regiment and Captain Bremner
  • Importunity in Prayer
  • In Faith this Corner-stone we lay
  • In Loving Faith this Stone we place
  • In Memory of Mary White Smith
  • In Memory of a Young Maiden
  • Independence Day, July 4, 1776
  • Invitation to the Country

J

  • Jehovah reigns
  • Jesus ever reigns
  • Jesus is passing by
  • The Jewel and its Setting

K

  • The King of Glory

L

  • The Lady and the Poet
  • The Last Supper
  • Life's Rapid River
  • Light o'er the Hills
  • The Little Cricket
  • The Little Star
  • A Little Uppish
  • The Little Weaver
  • The Living Bread
  • The Living Church sweeps on
  • Living still
  • The Lone Star
  • The Lord is come
  • The Lord is risen!
  • Lord, remember me!
  • The Lord's Day
  • A Loving Bequest
  • Lyman Jewett, D.D., on his Seventy-fifth Birthday

M

  • Martha and Mary
  • Mary Pond
  • Memorial Day, 1894
  • Memorial Honors
  • Memorial Hymn
  • A Merry Hour
  • 'Mid the Tempest and the Strife
  • The Missionary Angel
  • The Missionary's Farewell
  • Morn of Zion's Glory
  • The Morning cometh
  • The Morning Light is Breaking
  • Morning Prayer
  • Mrs. Joseph W. Parker, Los Angeles, Cal., on her Eighty-third Birthday
  • My Country 'Tis of Thee
  • My Delight
  • My Humble Home
  • My Native Land
  • My Wife, to a Friend who would guess her Age

N

  • N. P. Willis
  • Native Land, so lovely
  • Not yet Complete,—the Hall we rear
  • Not yet the Frost of Age
  • Nothing without Effort

O

  • Ode in Memory of Franklin
  • Of Such is the Kingdom of Heaven
  • Oliver Wendell Holmes
  • On Waking in the Morning
  • On the Erection of a Soldier's Monument
  • Onward! Christian Warriors
  • Our Beloved Teachers
  • Our Fallen Comrades
  • Our Fifty-ninth Marriage Anniversary
  • Our Frank
  • Our Golden Wedding
  • Our Pleasant Village
  • Our Years roll on

P

  • Passing on, passing up
  • Patriot's Day
  • Patriot Sons of Patriot Sires
  • Paul Revere's Ride
  • Perfect in Christ
  • The Pilgrim Fathers
  • The Pine and the Palm
  • The Planting Song
  • The Pleasures of Innocence
  • Pleasures of Nature
  • Prayer before School
  • Prayer for the Heathen
  • Precious Lives
  • The Present and the Eternal
  • A Present Help in Trouble
  • Prince of Peace, oh, come!
  • The Prince of Salvation in Triumph is riding

Q

R

  • The Rain
  • The Reapers
  • The Redeemer's Tears
  • Religion
  • Remember thy Creator
  • Requiem
  • Rev. Isaac Backus
  • Rev. James Freeman Clarke's 70th Birthday Celebration
  • Re-union in Heaven
  • A Rich Bequest
  • The Rock of Ages

S

  • Sabbath Evening
  • Sabbath Morning
  • A Sabbath-School Hymn
  • Sacred, O God, to Thee
  • Sallie
  • Sallie's Home
  • Salutation to the Village
  • Salvation
  • Saturday Evening
  • The Seal once laid on Pliant Wax
  • Seventy
  • Sibylline Leaves
  • The Sickle and the Sheaf
  • Sixtieth Anniversary of our Wedding
  • Sleep, Comrades, sleep!
  • A Song in the Woods
  • A Song of "Lang Syne"
  • A Song of Spring
  • Soul-liberty, the Watchword of the World
  • Sowing and Reaping
  • Speed on Thy Victory, Mighty King!
  • Spring Flowers
  • The Spring is come
  • Stewardship
  • The Student Soldiers
  • The Success of the Gospel assured
  • Summer Evening
  • Sweep on, O Car of Light!

T

  • Tea-drinking
  • Thanksgiving
  • There's Rest for thee
  • These Modern Times
  • Things Small and Great
  • The Three Flowers
  • Thy Kingdom come, Immortal King!
  • Thy Will, O Lord, be done
  • To Deacon J. W. Converse, on his Eightieth Birthday
  • To Little Ann
  • To Little Mary White
  • To a Departing Missionary
  • To a Sorrowing Mother
  • To a Young Friend at Twenty-one
  • To a Young Maiden
  • To Carrie on her Fiftieth Birthday
  • To die is gain
  • To Frank, on his Twenty-first Birthday
  • To Mary Reed (Frank's Wife), at Fifty
  • To Mr. Seth Davis, School-master
  • To my Beloved Wife, at Seventy
  • To my Blessed Wife
  • To my Daughter Mary, on her Eighteenth Birth-day
  • To my Daughter Mary, on her Wedding Day
  • To my Daughter, Mary W. Jones
  • To my Wife, at Eighty-one
  • To my Wife at Fifty
  • To my Wife on her Eightieth Birthday
  • To my Wife on her Eighty-second Birthday
  • To my Wife on her Seventy-fifth Birthday
  • To Sallie, on her Eighteenth Birthday
  • Tree-planting, or Arbor Day
  • A Tribute to Columbus
  • Triumphs of the Gospel
  • True Greatness
  • The Trusting Soul
  • The Twenty-fifth G. A. R. Encampment
  • Two Gardens

U

  • The Unfettered Conscience
  • Up! ye Saints!

V

  • The Veterans

W

  • Wave the Flag on high
  • Welcome to a Pastor
  • Welcome to a Returning Missionary
  • Where are the Boys of Earlier Years?
  • Where is thy Victory, O Grave!
  • Wild Strawberries
  • William Hague, D.D.
  • Woman
  • Woman, a "Side-issue"
  • Women's Rights
  • The Word of God
  • The Word of God glorified
  • The World's Need

X

Y

  • Ye are not your own
  • The Young for Christ
  • Your Thousand Voices raise

Z

This article is issued from Wikisource. The text is available under Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 unless otherwise noted. Additional terms may apply for the media files.