Sunshine of Hope And Other Poems
Sunshine of Hope And Other Poems
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He don't fret 'bout rainy weather; If the sun shines he don't cry; He just takes it all together; Happy wet and happy dry.
MY GOD.
I worship not a God who only made Great things a God who little things don't see. The God whom I adore peers through the shade And sees the ant beneath the giant tree.
My God sees 'neath the robes of royalty The vileness, from the world, heart-hidden there.
He sees beneath the rags of poverty The patiently borne burden, and the care.
If the great God should no atten...tion give To little things unnoticed pass them by Then, great things, only, could presume to live; All tiny things would shrivel up and die.
I should be numbered with the tiny things; I could not claim my Father's fostering care This life, which now to Him so fondly clings, Could not say "Father. " No, it would not dare.
No! thanks to Him, the worship of my soul Goes out to 'One who hears the orphan's call; To Him who makes the wounded spirit whole; To Him who sees the little sparrow fall.
GOOD-BYE OLD GRIP.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He don't fret 'bout rainy weather; If the sun shines he don't cry; He just takes it all together; Happy wet and happy dry.
MY GOD.
I worship not a God who only made Great things a God who little things don't see. The God whom I adore peers through the shade And sees the ant beneath the giant tree.
My God sees 'neath the robes of royalty The vileness, from the world, heart-hidden there.
He sees beneath the rags of poverty The patiently borne burden, and the care.
If the great God should no atten...tion give To little things unnoticed pass them by Then, great things, only, could presume to live; All tiny things would shrivel up and die.
I should be numbered with the tiny things; I could not claim my Father's fostering care This life, which now to Him so fondly clings, Could not say "Father. " No, it would not dare.
No! thanks to Him, the worship of my soul Goes out to 'One who hears the orphan's call; To Him who makes the wounded spirit whole; To Him who sees the little sparrow fall.
GOOD-BYE OLD GRIP.
What to read after Sunshine of Hope And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Henry Dawson to read onlineMoreLess
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