Reveries And Rhymes
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Who has drifted out — into the night.
PAGE FOURTEEN REVERIES AND RHYMES III.
Motherhood.
Do you ever think, my sister?
As you kneel by your children's bed, And stoop to kiss the eyelids, Or stroke the curly head.
That somewhere out in the wide-world Is another woman like you, Who has known the joys of a mother And the love and devotion, too; But who now is sitting in silence By the side of an empty bed, And the mother-heart is breaking For the sight of a curly head.
Oh, kneel by your children's... bedside.
Where your future beckons bright, And breathe a prayer for that sister Who's a mother no more tonight.
IV.
Life's End.
Do you pause to think, my sister.
As your life is nearing its close And the promise of Heaven is dawning Where the sunset color glows.
That somewhere out in the wide-world.
Is another heart nearing its end; With no children, no dear ones around her.
And often no home, and no friend!
A w^oman whose life has been empty.
Or darkened by sin or by woe.
And now who is hearing the summons — But is blindly afraid to go!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who has drifted out — into the night.
PAGE FOURTEEN REVERIES AND RHYMES III.
Motherhood.
Do you ever think, my sister?
As you kneel by your children's bed, And stoop to kiss the eyelids, Or stroke the curly head.
That somewhere out in the wide-world Is another woman like you, Who has known the joys of a mother And the love and devotion, too; But who now is sitting in silence By the side of an empty bed, And the mother-heart is breaking For the sight of a curly head.
Oh, kneel by your children's... bedside.
Where your future beckons bright, And breathe a prayer for that sister Who's a mother no more tonight.
IV.
Life's End.
Do you pause to think, my sister.
As your life is nearing its close And the promise of Heaven is dawning Where the sunset color glows.
That somewhere out in the wide-world.
Is another heart nearing its end; With no children, no dear ones around her.
And often no home, and no friend!
A w^oman whose life has been empty.
Or darkened by sin or by woe.
And now who is hearing the summons — But is blindly afraid to go!
What to read after Reveries And Rhymes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francesca Falk Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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