Nixon Waterman
1859 - 1944
Nixon Waterman was an American newspaper writer, poet and Chautauqua lecturer from Newark, Kendall County, Illinois, who rose to prominence in the 1890s.Poems
- LINES WROTE IN SCHOOL WHILST I SHOULDST HAVE BEEN STUDYIN’ MY LESSON
- THOUGHTS THOUGHT WHILST THINKIN’ ABOUT MARY AND HER PET LAMB
- LINES WROTE WHILST THINKIN’ ABOUT HOW PA ACTS WHEN DRESSIN’ UP
- LINES WROTE WHILST REALIZIN’ WE OUGHTST TO BE KIND TO DUMB BRUTES
- SONNET WROTE WHILST THINKIN’ OF OUR PARENTS IN THE GARDEN OF EDEN
- LINES WROTE WHILST SMARTIN’ FROM PUNISHMENT RECEIVED FOR LYIN’
- THOUGHTS THOUGHT ABOUT MA'S NOTIONS REGARDIN’ LOVE AND HOUSE-KEEPIN’
- THOUGHTS THOUGHT WHILST THINKIN’ OF PEARY ON A HOT SUMMER DAY
- THOUGHTS THOUGHT WHILST THINKIN’ OF A THANKSGIVIN’ DAY TURKEY
- SONNET WROTE WHILST THINKIN’ OF MY SISTER MAYMIE'S HOMELY BEAU
- LINES WROTE WHILST RECOVERIN’ FROM AN ACCIDENT CAUSED BY A HORNET
- LINES WROTE ON A SUMMER DAY WHILST THINKIN’ OF A SODA-FOUNTAIN