Cross Roads by Margaret E. (Margaret Elizabeth) Sangster
page 54 of 143 (37%)
page 54 of 143 (37%)
|
Then as He leaned from His heaven above,
God made them strong as His greatest gift -- LOVE! God made the mountains -- we wonder at these -- God made the splendor of sunsets and trees; God made vast mines where a world's wealth is piled, Then God made the hands of a baby -- and smiled! ALL ALONG THE BROAD HIGHWAY All along the broad highway the little dreams were growing, White as hope, and red as life, and bluer than the sea -- All along the broad highway I felt their petals blowing, Like a storm of fragrant snow across the lips of me! So I danced with joyous heart, and bent above them singing. So I skipped along the road and smiled into the skies; ALL ALONG THE BROAD HIGHWAY THE LITTLE DREAMS WERE SPRINGING, FRAGRANT AS THE DEW OF STARS AND GLAD AS BUTTERFLIES! All along the broad highway I danced and sang unheeding, |
|