American

Mary Ainge De Vere

b. 1840s


Mary Ainge De Vere, who wrote under the pen-name “Madeline Bridges”, was an American poet born in Brooklyn, New York, in the 1840s. She lived in Brooklyn and contributed verse to the Galaxy, the Century, the Independent, Life and many other periodicals.

Her books include Love Songs, and Other Poems (1870) and Poems (1890). Edmund Clarence Stedman printed nine of her lyrics in An American Anthology (1900).

  1. The Wind-Swept Wheat
  2. A Farewell
  3. Faith Trembling
  4. The Spinner
  5. When the Most Is Said
  6. Poet and Lark
  7. A Breath
  8. Friend and Lover
  9. God Keep You

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