Picture adapted from painting by Harry Anderson.
 | Helen is the second of Harold Crane's three daughters. |
| Helen yet retains the qualities her father charished as above the bouquet! |
| She is the Mother of the compiler of this poety. |
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Yes she is innocent and sweet
Her check is like a budding rose
For kindness from her being flows
And charity doth grace her feet
O'er Helen's head like other girls
There doth a yellow cast enfold
Which falls in ringlets like to gold
When eastern sunrise bright unfurls
Such lovely eyes so bright and true
Bespeak a cheerful merry heart
They like to sapphire color blue
A twinkle and a joy impart
Such beauty towers above bouquet
For love lies in her breast
Such blooms are good-- they are best
No quality can better pay
H. E. Crane