Poems By a Brother And Sister
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4^ Js thy cheek v/an, and thine eye dim for weeping ?
And weary, gazing on the boundless deep ? Doth thy soul faint, and would"st thou soon be sleeping The last, long sleep ?
Nay, look thou up ! Hope's day stands radiant o'er thee !
Why turn thee where the waning shadov/s lurk ? Lo ! God's sweet sunlight strikes the path before thee !
To work ! To work !
N. H. W.
To ^ araie W \ ©EAR wee Margie, well I know , ; Why you love the daisies so, ; And you cannot, careless, pass ; When you see them in ...the grass.
'; God in one glad moment smiled, = Made the Daisy and the Child, > Child of sunshine. Flower of light, ( Little sisters pink and wliite.
\ Daisy's big soft heart of gold, I Purely, innocently bold, ; Gazes from her lowly place I Into highest heaven's face : ] She, when night has passed away, Is the first to hail the day, First with white arms wide to cry, " Loving Father, here am I ! " i Little human Flower, might I ) To your innocence draw nigh.
Glad the least on earth to be If my Father smiled on me : :' Learning lowlily to bless.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
4^ Js thy cheek v/an, and thine eye dim for weeping ?
And weary, gazing on the boundless deep ? Doth thy soul faint, and would"st thou soon be sleeping The last, long sleep ?
Nay, look thou up ! Hope's day stands radiant o'er thee !
Why turn thee where the waning shadov/s lurk ? Lo ! God's sweet sunlight strikes the path before thee !
To work ! To work !
N. H. W.
To ^ araie W \ ©EAR wee Margie, well I know , ; Why you love the daisies so, ; And you cannot, careless, pass ; When you see them in ...the grass.
'; God in one glad moment smiled, = Made the Daisy and the Child, > Child of sunshine. Flower of light, ( Little sisters pink and wliite.
\ Daisy's big soft heart of gold, I Purely, innocently bold, ; Gazes from her lowly place I Into highest heaven's face : ] She, when night has passed away, Is the first to hail the day, First with white arms wide to cry, " Loving Father, here am I ! " i Little human Flower, might I ) To your innocence draw nigh.
Glad the least on earth to be If my Father smiled on me : :' Learning lowlily to bless.
What to read after Poems By a Brother And Sister?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H K Watts to read onlineMoreLess
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