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Literary November 13, 1880

Clarksville Weekly Chronicle

Clarksville, Montgomery County, Tennessee

What is this article about?

A heartfelt poem from someone separated from home, expressing deep affection for their darling and little Eva, urging remembrance through prayers and kisses, with a chorus emphasizing longing.

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Oh! my darling, how I miss you
As I lonely, sadly roam;
In my heart I'm fondly wishing
I was with you all at home.
Think of me!—I love you dearly!
Let your heart still happy be,
For I nightly pray, "God bless you
Kiss the baby once for me.
CHORUS.
Darling, dearest, don't forget me,
How I long your face to see,
Don't forget my tender message,
Kiss the baby once for me.
When at home you're lonely sitting
And you wish that I was there,
Does your heart feel sad and lonely
When you see a vacant chair
When our little darling Eva
Playful climbs upon your knee,
Take her up and then embrace her—
Kiss the baby once for me.
When at night you pray, my darling.
Don't forget me in your prayer,
And I'll come to make home happy,
I will soon be with you there;
Go to little Eva, sleeping,
Let the angels look and see
How a fond, devoted mother
Kissed the baby once for me.

What sub-type of article is it?

Poem

What themes does it cover?

Love Romance Religious

What keywords are associated?

Homesickness Family Affection Prayer Longing Baby Eva Chorus

Literary Details

Key Lines

Oh! My Darling, How I Miss You As I Lonely, Sadly Roam; Darling, Dearest, Don't Forget Me, How I Long Your Face To See, Kiss The Baby Once For Me. For I Nightly Pray, "God Bless You Kiss The Baby Once For Me."

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