Baby May And Other Poems On Infants
Baby May And Other Poems On Infants
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^ Take thy rest without a fear ; Quiet sleep, for mother is here, Ever wakeful, ever near, Lullaby !
Lullaby — lullaby ! gone is the light, Yet let not darkness my baby fright ; Mother is with her amid the night, Then softly sleep, my heart's delight, Lullaby !
May thy small dreams no ill things see, Kind Heaven keep watch, my baby, o'er thee, Kind angels bright thy guardians be, And give thee smiling to day and to me. Lullaby !
Sleep, sleep on ! thy rest is deep ; But, ah ! what wild thoughts ...on me creep, As by thy side my watch I keep. To think how like to death is sleep Lullaby !
But God our Father will hear my prayer, And have thee, dear one, in His care ; Thee, little one, soft breathing there. To me the Lord's dear love will spare, Lullaby !
Sleep on ! sleep on ! till glad day break, And with the sunshine gladly wake, Thy mother's day, how blest ! to make, Her life, what joy ! through thy dear sake, Lullaby !
THE WISH.
1 TY boy, my boy, what wovild I have -^'-'- Thy futui-e lot should be, Yv^ere that sweet fay, so kind of old, To leave the choice with me ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^ Take thy rest without a fear ; Quiet sleep, for mother is here, Ever wakeful, ever near, Lullaby !
Lullaby — lullaby ! gone is the light, Yet let not darkness my baby fright ; Mother is with her amid the night, Then softly sleep, my heart's delight, Lullaby !
May thy small dreams no ill things see, Kind Heaven keep watch, my baby, o'er thee, Kind angels bright thy guardians be, And give thee smiling to day and to me. Lullaby !
Sleep, sleep on ! thy rest is deep ; But, ah ! what wild thoughts ...on me creep, As by thy side my watch I keep. To think how like to death is sleep Lullaby !
But God our Father will hear my prayer, And have thee, dear one, in His care ; Thee, little one, soft breathing there. To me the Lord's dear love will spare, Lullaby !
Sleep on ! sleep on ! till glad day break, And with the sunshine gladly wake, Thy mother's day, how blest ! to make, Her life, what joy ! through thy dear sake, Lullaby !
THE WISH.
1 TY boy, my boy, what wovild I have -^'-'- Thy futui-e lot should be, Yv^ere that sweet fay, so kind of old, To leave the choice with me ?
What to read after Baby May And Other Poems On Infants?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennett, W. C. (William Cox), 1820-1895 to read onlineMoreLess
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