FROM MORNING TO MORNING!
Lovingly the morning glowsOn the lily and the rose;So the heart of God o’erflows!Quietly the sky looks downOn the turmoil of the town,—Face divine, without a frown.Peacefully, when toil is o’er,Twilight comes to sea and shore,—Pledge of rest for evermore.Tenderly the moonbeams fallOn the hovel and the hall;—So God’s pity shelters all.Soft the light on lea and lawn,Till the faithful stars are gone,—Then—the rapture of the dawn!
Lovingly the morning glowsOn the lily and the rose;So the heart of God o’erflows!Quietly the sky looks downOn the turmoil of the town,—Face divine, without a frown.Peacefully, when toil is o’er,Twilight comes to sea and shore,—Pledge of rest for evermore.Tenderly the moonbeams fallOn the hovel and the hall;—So God’s pity shelters all.Soft the light on lea and lawn,Till the faithful stars are gone,—Then—the rapture of the dawn!
Lovingly the morning glowsOn the lily and the rose;So the heart of God o’erflows!
Lovingly the morning glows
On the lily and the rose;
So the heart of God o’erflows!
Quietly the sky looks downOn the turmoil of the town,—Face divine, without a frown.
Quietly the sky looks down
On the turmoil of the town,—
Face divine, without a frown.
Peacefully, when toil is o’er,Twilight comes to sea and shore,—Pledge of rest for evermore.
Peacefully, when toil is o’er,
Twilight comes to sea and shore,—
Pledge of rest for evermore.
Tenderly the moonbeams fallOn the hovel and the hall;—So God’s pity shelters all.
Tenderly the moonbeams fall
On the hovel and the hall;—
So God’s pity shelters all.
Soft the light on lea and lawn,Till the faithful stars are gone,—Then—the rapture of the dawn!
Soft the light on lea and lawn,
Till the faithful stars are gone,—
Then—the rapture of the dawn!
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