Dreams And Voices Songs of Mother Father And Child From the Writings of Ameri

Grace Steele Hyde Trine

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Anna Hempstead Branch 23 CRADLE SONG LORD Gabriel, wilt thou not rejoice When at last a little boy's Cheek lies heavy as a rose, And his eyelids close?
Gabriel, when that hush may be, This sweet hand all needfully I'll undo, for thee alone, From his mother's own.
Then the far blue highways paven With the burning stars of heaven He shall gladden with the sweet Hasting of his feet — Feet so brightly bare and cool, Leaping, as from pool to pool; From a little laughing boy Splashing rainbow joy !
G...abriel, wilt thou understand How to keep his hovering hand ? — Never shut, as in a bond From the bright beyond? — Nay, but though it cling and close Tightly as a climbing rose, Clasp it only so, — aright Lest his heart take fright.
(Dormi, dormi tu: The dusk is hung with blue. ) 24 CRADLE SONG II Lord Michael, wilt thou not rejoice When at last a little boy's Heart, a shut-in murmuring bee, Turns him unto thee?
Wilt thou heed thine armor well, — To take his hand from Gabriel So his radiant cup of dream May not spill a gleam?

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