Memoria by Emily H. Moore
A lyric reminiscence on a vanished romance and the temptation to bury memories. The speaker confronts whether the past can be sealed away, debating gods of memory against enduring scenes of love and nature that persist beyond a locked box.
Rosebud and Riches in a London Heiress Tale
In a sunlit Thames garden Captain Kerr woos Theodosia Richley but learns she seeks a title and fortune. Rejected, he sails with his regiment, finds true love with Rosie Amherst, and later, in Rome, reflects that a rosebud can outshine gold as he reconciles with his past.
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Kerr
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Canada
Mergéy
Phil Kerr
Rome
Costanzi
Rosebud
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Rosie Amherst
Jove
Rosie
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Lord Kerr
M’gregor M’gregor
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Variety Bits from a Distant Page
A collage of jokes and quips on manners, editors, fashion, and society. Items note witty dialogue, playful inferences about weddings, politics, and sly social commentary, with several letters and snippets about editors, publishers, and a deserter tale.
To-Morrow. A Carl Spencer Poem on Tomorrow
To-day sings of yesterday while To-morrow arrives as a radiant yet elusive vision. The speaker hopes for imminent happiness but finds beauty fleeting and hearts continually drawn to distant promises. The poem imagines a future moment when love and mortality unite, turning mortal arms into immortality.
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