Annette Wynne was an American poet who specialized in children’s poetry. Her best-known collections are For Days and Days: A Year Round Treasury of Child Verse and Treasure Things. They were published in 1919 and 1922 respectively.
‘What Though the Dark Come Down’ by Annette Wynne is a powerful, four-stanza poem that explores the power, or lack thereof, darkness holds.
What though the dark come down,
What though the shadows fall,
What though the dark come on the sea,
And the ships and the hills and all?
Reflecting on Pilgrims’ journey, ‘The Pilgrims Came’ by Annette Wynne unearths forgotten joy, crafting history into Thanksgiving’s legacy.
The Pilgrims came across the sea,
And never thought of you and me;
And yet it's very strange the way
We think of them Thanksgiving Day.
‘A Butterfly Talks’ is a children’s poem written by the American poet Annette Wynne. In this short poem, the poet emphasizes the splendor of simple things in nature.
A butterfly talks to each flower
And stops to eat and drink,
And I have seen one lighting
In a quiet spot to think;