Death & Dying
Lines on the Death of a Farmer's Wife
From Poems (1889)
Death & Dying
This good woman when in this life,
She was kind mother and good wife,
And managed her household with care,
She and her husband happy pair.
And her name it will long be praised
By the large family she has raised,
She laid up treasures in the skies,
And now enjoys the Heavenly prize.
She rose each morn with happy smile,
And ardent all the day did toil,
For work it to her had a charm,
And busy was each hand and arm.
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MLA
McIntyre, James. “Lines on the Death of a Farmer's Wife.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/mcintyre/157/.
Chicago
McIntyre, James. “Lines on the Death of a Farmer's Wife.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/mcintyre/157/.
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