When my time comes to quit this pleasing scene,
And drop from out the busy life of men;
When I shall cease to be where I have been
So willingly, and ne'er may be again;
When my abandoned tabernacle's dust
With dust is laid, and I am counted dead;
Ere I am quite forgotten, as I must
Be in a little while, let this be said:
He loved this good God's world, the night and day,
Men, women, children (these he loved the best);
Pictures and books he loved, and work and play,
Music and silence, soberness and jest;
His mind was open, and his heart was gay;
Green be his grave, and peaceful be his rest!
A Wish
W. M. Mackeracher
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Poem topics: children, god, green, heart, life, music, night, silence, time, women, work, world, good, play, mind, grave, open, busy, scene, Valentine's Day, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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