Poems  by Frances Ellen Watkins Harper
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			The dancing, joyous lifeboats 
			Upon life's stormy tide. Thank God for little children; When our skies are cold and gray, They come as sunshine to our hearts, And charm our cares away. 48 THANK GOD FOR LITTLE CHILDREN. I almost think the angels, Who tend life's garden fair, Drop down the sweet wild blossoms That bloom around us here. It seems a breath of heaven Round many a cradle lies, And every little baby Brings a message from the skies. Dear mothers, guard these jewels. As sacred offerings meet, A wealth of household treasures To lay at Jesus' feet. THE MARTYR OF ALABAMA.  | 
		
			
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