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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MOTHER'S WORLD, by MARGARET H. ALDEN
First Line: Eyes of blue and hair of gold
Last Line: That is mother's little world.
Subject(s): Mothers
First Line: Eyes of blue and hair of gold
Last Line: That is mother's little world.
Subject(s): Mothers
EYES of blue and hair of gold,
Cheeks all brown with summer tan,
Lips that much of laughter hold,
That is mother's little Man.
Shining curls like chestnut brown,
Long-lashed eyes, demure and staid,
Sweetest face in all the town.
That is mother's little Maid.
Dainty room with snow-white bed,
Where, two flowers with petals curled,
Rest in peace two dreaming heads,
That is mother's little World.
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