With us there is no gray fearing,
With us no aching for lack!
For the morn it is always nearing,
And the night is at our back.
At times a song will fall dumb,
A thought-bell burst in a sigh,
But no one says, “He will not come!”
She says, “He is almost nigh!”
The thing you call a sorrow
Is our delight on its way:
We know that the coming morrow
Comes on the wheels of to-day!
Our Past is a child asleep;
Delay is ripening the kiss;
The rising tear we will not weep
Until it flow for bliss.
Song Of The Waiting Dead
George Macdonald
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Poem topics: child, kiss, night, song, sorrow, tear, delight, thought, delay, Valentine's Day, I love you, I miss you, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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