American
Cora C. Bass
Cora C. Bass (1868–1928) was an American poet of Lowell, Massachusetts. Her verse appeared in periodicals such as The New York Observer, Zion's Herald, the Boston Transcript and the Portland Transcript before it was gathered into books.
She published Poems (Lowell: Lawler & Co., 1899), also issued under the name 'Harley Vane', and followed it with Songs for All Seasons, and Other Poems (Lowell: Lawler Printing Co., 1901). Her work is devotional, seasonal and patriotic, and includes pieces written for Memorial Day services at Huntington Hall.
Poems (176)
- The Sweetest Songs
- Unbidden Guests
- Sea and Cliff
- The March of Time
- A Gift
- Would We Dwell on the Mountain Height?
- Chill not the Heart that Trusts Thee
- He Lies in State
- Hope-On-River
- At Sea
- Mirth
- Flora
- Where Passaconaway Was Wont to Stand
- Spring
- Kearsarge
- Dead on the Field of Battle
- Listen, Comrades
- Memorial Poem
- Arise, My Soul
- A Hymn of Praise
- Bright as the Sunshine After Showers
- Bunker Hill
- Rising Tide
- The Glorious Fourth
- The Lord will Provide
- Joy
- The Missing Path
- Life
- Another Day
- The Future
- Do Not Say That the World is Cold
- A Song to the Zephyr
- Laugh and be Happy
- Spare the Trees
- Thoughts of You
- True, Ah, True, the Roses Fall
- Laugh On
- The Worker Bee
- The Comforter
- The Clouds Cannot Last Forever
- The Heart That is Hard to Win
- Sleep, Minstrel, Sleep
- The Storm
- 'Mid Eternal Snow
- Our Dear Ones
- Even-Tide
- Press On!
- Songs For All Seasons
- Bravely Do and Bravely Bear
- The Waves of Chance
- Precious Seed
- Ours Is The Choice
- The Sum of Life
- Build
- The Perfect Song
- Sunshine
- “It Is God’s Way”
- Time
- May
- Man and The Mist
- The Flowers
- Recompense
- The Way
- A Song
- The Missing Ship
- Tranquility
- No Duty Is Too Difficult To Do
- “Old Year, Adieu”
- Washington
- Comrades
- Character
- What Is There To Be Thankful For?
- Life’s Temple
- What Do We Owe Our Friends?
- Memorial Day
- Our City
- Night
- Little Wide-Awake
- Try To Help Another
- Independence
- Contrasted Lives
- The Way Will Open
- Spring
- Victoria
- Freedom’s Son
- Our River
- Sunset
- Memorial Poem
- Blessed Was The Name She Bore
- Content
- Violet
- “Longest Lanes Must Have a Turning”
- Is There Not Something We Can Do?
- Sunny Days
- Bunker Hill
- Doing
- For Feeble Hands
- Little Can’t-Wait
- Make It a Pleasure
- If We Had Lived When First The Pilgrims Came
- Mumma, ’Ang Me ’Tocking Up
- Our Joy Is Measured By What We Do
- Thanksgiving
- Transmuted
- Christmas Gifts
- What He Wanted
- A Hero
- Baby’s Christmas
- Lovely May
- The Chimes
- Well May I Laugh
- Santa ’s Coming
- To-day and To-morrow
- Commendation
- Tried and True
- Sunny Skies
- Not a Day
- Things Done
- The Word
- Fear Not
- The Law Of The Present, Obey
- Christmas Eve
- In The Mirror
- Living For Others
- The Book of Time
- Who Is This So Loved Of Yore?
- Christmas Thoughts
- Beauty Of The Soul
- Brighter Hours
- Willing To Serve
- Banners Waving
- Can You See a Little Face?
- The Baby’s Palm
- No Blessing Ever Comes By Chance
- The Mayflower
- The Best We Can
- Something To Look Forward To
- Christmas
- The Brightness We Have Learned To Share
- Ring Busy Bells
- The River-Of-Life
- Singing Songs For Jesus
- Anchor Me Safe
- Shine Out
- Whatever Changes Time May Bring
- Looking To Jesus
- I Neither Faint Nor Fear
- Easter-Tide
- However High The Aim
- He Giveth His Beloved Sleep
- As We Are
- Can The Willing Hands Be Weary?
- The Message So Sweet
- Service
- Risen To-day
- Another’s Place
- The Window Of Life
- Thou Art Mine
- The Merry Bells
- Follow Jesus
- The Bright Side
- We Shall Meet Again
- The Empty Life
- A Living Lord
- “Have Fellowship One With Another”
- Following Jesus
- The Christian’s Hope
- Coming Once More
- The Present
- Be Faithful
- Why Will Ye Die
- The Testing Time
- Light
- If a Work is Worth the Doing
- Take Thy Stand
- Father, Accept Our Thanks