Sungleams Rondeaux and Sonnets. By the Rev. Richard Wilton |
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VI. THE THRUSH.
With bursts of praise the thrushes cheer
The faint gleams of the newborn year:
No thought of lurking Winter stays
The careless gladness of their lays:
A present brightness quenches fear.
The faint gleams of the newborn year:
No thought of lurking Winter stays
The careless gladness of their lays:
A present brightness quenches fear.
They heed not clouds that gather near;
They wait not till May-flowers appear;
But hail the warmth of transient rays
With bursts of praise.
They wait not till May-flowers appear;
But hail the warmth of transient rays
With bursts of praise.
O wise and happy soul that pays
Thanks for each gleam that lights our days;
Nor claims a bliss complete and clear
Before it warbles in God's ear,
But glorifies Life's common ways
With bursts of praise.
Thanks for each gleam that lights our days;
Nor claims a bliss complete and clear
Before it warbles in God's ear,
But glorifies Life's common ways
With bursts of praise.
Sungleams | ||