Verses and Rhymes By the Way by Margaret Moran Dixon McDougall
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O Thou who gave the gift, Who took the gift away, Who only can heal up the wound, Give answer while I pray! Do Thou send comfort down, All goodness as Thou art, Even in Thy last passion, Thou Didst soothe a mother's heart. I would not take her back, From Thee, from Heaven and bliss, Though yearning for her twining arms, And happy loving kiss I miss her bounding step, Her voice of bird like glee, Yet thank Thee I had such a child To give her back to Thee Father, my child! my child, Is laid beneath the sod! and, oh! with quivering lips I try To kiss the chastening rod Father, Thy will be done Oh make my will the same! And teach me in this trying hour, To glorify Thy name. |
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