Devotional Poetry for the Children
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Thus the sea shells ever gather Little oceans in their breasts, Which do echo there for ever Ocean's hymn, which never rests.
Thus the soul will echo music, Born in heaven, and not of earth; And give praises all, for ever, To the One that gave it birth.
32 GOD IS GOOD.
Morn amid the mountains, Lovely solitude, Gushing streams and fountains.
Murmur, "God is good. " Now the glad sun, breaking, Pours a golden flood; Deepest vales awaking, Echo, "God is good. " Wake and join the chorus, Man with so...ul endued! He, whose smile is o'er us, God, our God, is good.
DESPISE NOT SIMPLE THINGS.
Despise not simple things : The humblest flower that wakes In early spring, to scent the air Of woodland brakes, Should have thy love as well As blushing parlor rose, That never felt the perfect breath Of nature round it close.
33 Despise not simple things : The poor demand thy love, As well as those who in the halls Of splendor move. The beggar at thy door Thou shouldst not e'er despise ; For that may be a noble heart Which 'neath his tatters lies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus the sea shells ever gather Little oceans in their breasts, Which do echo there for ever Ocean's hymn, which never rests.
Thus the soul will echo music, Born in heaven, and not of earth; And give praises all, for ever, To the One that gave it birth.
32 GOD IS GOOD.
Morn amid the mountains, Lovely solitude, Gushing streams and fountains.
Murmur, "God is good. " Now the glad sun, breaking, Pours a golden flood; Deepest vales awaking, Echo, "God is good. " Wake and join the chorus, Man with so...ul endued! He, whose smile is o'er us, God, our God, is good.
DESPISE NOT SIMPLE THINGS.
Despise not simple things : The humblest flower that wakes In early spring, to scent the air Of woodland brakes, Should have thy love as well As blushing parlor rose, That never felt the perfect breath Of nature round it close.
33 Despise not simple things : The poor demand thy love, As well as those who in the halls Of splendor move. The beggar at thy door Thou shouldst not e'er despise ; For that may be a noble heart Which 'neath his tatters lies.
What to read after Devotional Poetry for the Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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