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Where is God my Maker Who giveth songs in the night Bible	A
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The hour of midnight had swept past	B
The city bell tolled three	C
The moon had sank behind the clouds	D
No rustling in the tree	C
All all was silent as the grave	E
And memories of the tomb	F
Had banished sweet sleep far away	G
All spoke of tears and gloom	F
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When suddenly upon the air	H
Rang out a sweet bird's song	I
No feeble weak uncertain note	J
No plaint of grief or wrong	I
No Miserere Domine	C
No Dies Irea sad	K
But Gloria in Excelsis rang	L
In accents wild and glad	K
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How could he sing a birdling caged	M
And in the dark alone	N
And then methought that he had seen	O
Some vision from God's throne	N
The little birdling's eyes were bright	P
While mine with tears were dim	Q
Had some bright watcher glided by	R
And spake in joy to him	Q
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Then I remembered what Christ said	S
The God of love's dear Son	T
Not one of these small birds forgot	U
Beneath the glorious sun	T
They have no load of grief to bear	H
Of sin no dark deep stain	V
And yet in patience take their share	H
Of storm and frost and rain	V
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Oh can it be unknown to us	W
Without one human word	X
The universal Father soothes	Y
The death bed of each bird	X
The whole creation groaneth yet	Z
These pure things of the sky	R
Are they not nearer to the gates	A2
Than mortals such as I	R
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Yet while I mused it seemed some form	B2
Ere yet I was aware	H
Bent o'er my pillow dried my tears	C2
And turned to sing my prayer	H
Some subtle presence unrevealed	Z
Seemed to repeat the words	D2
Fear not for you are dearer far	E2
Than many little birds	D2
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I do not ask what seemed to speak	F2
Whether the angel blest	Z
Who hath been my appointed guard	Z
In calm or wild unrest	Z
Or whether some sweet voice I love	G2
But hushed to me a while	H2
Came down on gentle mission sent	Z
To change for tears a smile	H2
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It matters not God knows faith's wings	I2
Droop sometimes in the dust	Z
And hands grow weak and lose their hold	Z
On Hope's firm anchor trust	Z
And so while sending dew and rain	V
And glowing sunbeams bright	Z
God giveth unto those who hear	J2
Songs in the darkest night	Z

Harriet Annie Wilkins

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