AUTHOR
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TITLE
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FIRST LINE
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| Baxter, E. R. III |
Looking for Niagara |
It's Niagara lost |
| Beam, Betty J. (poems for
children) |
Brock's Monument |
I climbed up Brock's Monument |
| A Cow and Ice Cream |
Laura Secord, by the record |
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| The Floral Clock |
A giant clock grows on the ground |
| Friday Fireworks |
Each Friday night, fireworks |
| The Legend of the Falls |
Long ago the Indians came |
| The Niagara River |
Wild white water is |
| A Pioneer's Prayer |
The forests tall |
| World Wonder |
Cataracts cascading |
| Carnochan, Janet |
Battle of Lundy's Lane, 25th July, 1814 |
Upon this hill we come to celebrate |
| Dollard, Father James B. |
Loretto Convent, Niagara Falls |
I look below -- Niagara's torrent white |
| Niagara |
Incessantly thy waters thus have rolled |
| The Niagara Gorge |
Had Dante ever seen this prodigy, |
| Gibson, W. Colin |
Dreams |
Dreaming of dreams, I
dreamt of you. |
| The Gibber Zone II |
The gibber zone is now open to see |
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A Gothic Tale |
Hark, tis a dark dark night. |
|
A Gothic Tale – Part II |
Going south, across a marsh |
|
Ink Blot |
O geez, I feel a spree of words flowing easily to me right
now on the spot. |
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Welcome to my World |
The Gibber Zone shall soon be unveiled |
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| Glenny, Elizabeth |
NIAGARA
RIVER TABLE d’HÔTE |
Upriver, it begins to unfold
from Erie’s mouth |
| Grol, Lini |
Fondly Remembered Old Queenston |
A small town |
| Lelawala: The Maid of the Mist |
Lelawala, Lelawala, |
| Niagara Falls |
The heart of the world |
| Our Niagara River |
From lake to lake, |
| Seeing Niagara |
All excited, |
| Kershaw, James |
Niagara |
particles |
| Kirby, William |
Sonnet Read at the Unveiling of the Lundy's Lane
Monument, 25th July, 1895 |
Stand fast! Stand fast! Stand fast! a mighty cry |
| Watson, Evelyn |
From Poems of
the Niagara Frontier |
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