Canadian Wild Flowers by Helen M. (Helen Mar) Johnson
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page 143 of 235 (60%)
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Amid the wint'ry gloom,
Thank God, I see with kindling eye The Rose of Sharon bloom! It is enough--my earthly hopes Are fading one by one; My God and my Redeemer lives, And may his will be done. I know that in a better world I shall look back and say I never could have reached my home By any other way. And such a home! no frightful dreams, No wakings to despair-- No cries of--God remove the cup, Or give me strength to bear! No pillows wet with burning tears,-- No longings wild and vain To wander in the pleasant fields, Or dear old woods again! But love and peace, and endless joy, And rest to me how strange! Lord give me patience to await The happy, happy change! |
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