Poems of the Heart and HomeBYReading editionChapter navigation125 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterBYINTRODUCTION.YES, THE WEARY EARTH SHALL BRIGHTEN.TO A DAY LILYLIVING AND DYING.UP THE NEPIGON.LOOK UPFROST-FLOWERS.THE BEECH-NUT GATHERER.MEMORY-BELLS.I WILL NOT DESPAIR.GOD'S WITNESSES.THE ASSEMBLY OF THE DEAD.BE STILL.LITTLEWIT AND LOFTUS.TO A MOTHERLESS BABE.THE CAGED BIRD'S SONG.CROSSING THE RED SEATHE WAY-SIDE ELMDROWNEDMY BROTHER JAMES AND IIDLETHE WORLD'S DAY.BRETHREN, GO!OUR NATION'S BIRTHDAY.OUR FIELD IS THE WORLD.SAULT STE. MARIEBROTHER, REST.LOVED AND LOST, —OR— THE SKY-LARK AND THE VIOLET.THE GRACIOUS PROVIDER.REST IN HEAVENGOOD NIGHTTHE OLD CHURCH CHOIRNO OTHER NAMEHEART-PICTURESFELLOWSHIP WITH CHRISTAN ALLEGORYTHE CRY OF THE KARENSALONEMARY"I AM DOING NO GOOD!"HAIL, RISEN LORD!LINESPATIENCEA PARTING HYMN.THE DANCE OF THE WINDSSTRIKE THE CHORDS SOFTLYAT HOMESABBATH MEMORIES.THE EYE THAT NEVER SLEEPSTHE ONE REFUGE.JUDSON'S GRAVE.SHALL BE FREE.AFTER FIFTY YEARSTHE EARTH VOICE AND ITS ANSWERBEYOND THE SHADOWS.AUTUMN AND WINTER.TILL TO-MORROW.OUR COUNTRY; —OR,— A CENTURY OF PROGRESS.JESUS THE SOULS REST.THE BEAUTIFUL ARTIST."LET US PRAY"RICH AND POORPALMER.BALMY MORNINGSONGTHE PLOUGHMAN"HE HATH DONE ALL THINGS WELL."SOMEWHERETHE TIDE.ELOISE.ABRAHAM LINCOLN.GOD'S BLESSINGS.THE SILENT MESSENGERUNDER THE SNOWLONGINGSFOUNT OF BLISSAWAY TO THE HILLSFLOWERS BY A GRAVE"THREE FOR THREE."NOW.SUNSETSWEET EVENING BELLSUNKNOWNONWARDLOOKING BACKMINNIEBELWEARY.THE BODY TO THE SOULNOT YETMARGUERITE"COME UNTO ME.""I WILL NOT LET THEE GO."GREETING HYMN.ONE BY ONELOVEAN EVENING HYMNDEATHI SHALL BE SATISFIEDAT THE GRAVE OF A YOUNG MOTHERGO, DREAM NO MORECOME HOMEBE IN EARNESTCHLODINETHE BIRD AND THE STORM-CLOUDNO SOLITUDETHE STRAY LAMB.STAY, MOTHER, STAY!TIME FOR BEDFROM THE OLD TO THE NEWTHE VOICE OF SPRINGHONOR TO LABORTHE MISERBROKEN"TO OUR PARENTS"UNDER THE RODTHE WHITE STONE CANOEJOHANNASANZASCANADA"I LAID ME DOWN AND SLEPT"BRIGHT THOUGHTS FOR A DARK DAYTHE DRUNKARD'S CHILDTHE NAMES OF JESUSPrevious chapter ←Front matterNext chapter →INTRODUCTION.All chapters and sections (125)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsBYINTRODUCTION.YES, THE WEARY EARTH SHALL BRIGHTEN.TO A DAY LILYLIVING AND DYING.UP THE NEPIGON.LOOK UPFROST-FLOWERS.THE BEECH-NUT GATHERER.MEMORY-BELLS.I WILL NOT DESPAIR.GOD'S WITNESSES.THE ASSEMBLY OF THE DEAD.BE STILL.LITTLEWIT AND LOFTUS.TO A MOTHERLESS BABE.THE CAGED BIRD'S SONG.CROSSING THE RED SEATHE WAY-SIDE ELMDROWNEDMY BROTHER JAMES AND IIDLETHE WORLD'S DAY.BRETHREN, GO!OUR NATION'S BIRTHDAY.OUR FIELD IS THE WORLD.SAULT STE. MARIEBROTHER, REST.LOVED AND LOST, —OR— THE SKY-LARK AND THE VIOLET.THE GRACIOUS PROVIDER.REST IN HEAVENGOOD NIGHTTHE OLD CHURCH CHOIRNO OTHER NAMEHEART-PICTURESFELLOWSHIP WITH CHRISTAN ALLEGORYTHE CRY OF THE KARENSALONEMARY"I AM DOING NO GOOD!"HAIL, RISEN LORD!LINESPATIENCEA PARTING HYMN.THE DANCE OF THE WINDSSTRIKE THE CHORDS SOFTLYAT HOMESABBATH MEMORIES.THE EYE THAT NEVER SLEEPSTHE ONE REFUGE.JUDSON'S GRAVE.SHALL BE FREE.AFTER FIFTY YEARSTHE EARTH VOICE AND ITS ANSWERBEYOND THE SHADOWS.AUTUMN AND WINTER.TILL TO-MORROW.OUR COUNTRY; —OR,— A CENTURY OF PROGRESS.JESUS THE SOULS REST.THE BEAUTIFUL ARTIST."LET US PRAY"RICH AND POORPALMER.BALMY MORNINGSONGTHE PLOUGHMAN"HE HATH DONE ALL THINGS WELL."SOMEWHERETHE TIDE.ELOISE.ABRAHAM LINCOLN.GOD'S BLESSINGS.THE SILENT MESSENGERUNDER THE SNOWLONGINGSFOUNT OF BLISSAWAY TO THE HILLSFLOWERS BY A GRAVE"THREE FOR THREE."NOW.SUNSETSWEET EVENING BELLSUNKNOWNONWARDLOOKING BACKMINNIEBELWEARY.THE BODY TO THE SOULNOT YETMARGUERITE"COME UNTO ME.""I WILL NOT LET THEE GO."GREETING HYMN.ONE BY ONELOVEAN EVENING HYMNDEATHI SHALL BE SATISFIEDAT THE GRAVE OF A YOUNG MOTHERGO, DREAM NO MORECOME HOMEBE IN EARNESTCHLODINETHE BIRD AND THE STORM-CLOUDNO SOLITUDETHE STRAY LAMB.STAY, MOTHER, STAY!TIME FOR BEDFROM THE OLD TO THE NEWTHE VOICE OF SPRINGHONOR TO LABORTHE MISERBROKEN"TO OUR PARENTS"UNDER THE RODTHE WHITE STONE CANOEJOHANNASANZASCANADA"I LAID ME DOWN AND SLEPT"BRIGHT THOUGHTS FOR A DARK DAYTHE DRUNKARD'S CHILDTHE NAMES OF JESUSMRS. J. C. YULE (PAMELA S. VINING.)← Front matterINTRODUCTION. →