Nannie R. Glass Nature Poems

  • 1.
    Regal the earth seems with diamonds today,
    Gemming all nature in blazing array;
    A picture more fairy-like never could be
    Than this wonderful icicle filigree.
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  • 2.
    And let him that is athirst come. And whosoever will, let
    him take the water of life freely.-Revelation 22:17.


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  • 3.
    Consider the lilies.-Luke 2:27.


    Emblems of Christ our Lord,
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  • 4.
    “Oh, no, my lord, she cannot stay;
    Cast out this bond maid with her mocking child,
    For they cannot be heirs with thine and mine.”
    Abraham was sad, for he had prayed, “O God,
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  • 5.
    Ring out the bells of heaven!
    Obey the great command,
    That all may hear their melody
    On mountain, sea, and land,
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  • 6.
    But let all those that put their
    trust in thee rejoice.-Psalm 5:11.


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  • 7.
    We traveled by a mountain's edge,
    It was September calm and bright,
    Nature had decked its rocky ledge
    With flowers of varied hue and height.
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  • 8.
    When April weeps, she wakes the flowers
    That slept the winter through.
    Oh, did they dream those frosty hours
    That she would be untrue
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Total 8 Nature Poems by Nannie R. Glass

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