Bees in Amber - A Little Book of Thoughtful Verse by John Oxenham
page 57 of 130 (43%)
page 57 of 130 (43%)
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We wonder what is meant.
But, tracing back, we find A Power that held the ways-- A Mighty Hand, a Master Mind, That all the troubled course defined And overruled the days. Some call it Fate; some--Chance; Some--Giant Circumstance; And some, upreaching to the sense Of God within the circumstance, Do call it--Providence! THE HUNGRY SEA Down to the sea, the hungry sea, _O the sea is hungry ever_! Seeking food for the bairns and me, Seeking food in the hungry sea; _O the sea is hungry ever_! My man and my lad--their bones are white, _O the sea is hungry ever_! Into the maw of the grim black night, Their hearts were bold and their faces bright; _O the sea is hungry ever_! |
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