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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SUNSHINE, by OLIVER MURRAY EDWARDS
First Line: The birds sing sweetly in the trees
Last Line: Where grief and pain are found.
Subject(s): Happiness; Light; Sun; Joy; Delight
First Line: The birds sing sweetly in the trees
Last Line: Where grief and pain are found.
Subject(s): Happiness; Light; Sun; Joy; Delight
The birds sing sweetly in the trees
Where flowers conceal the ground
And lend their fragrance to the breeze,
While sunshine doth surround;
And so do songs break forth from hearts
Where God's love doth abound,
And lend the sunshine Heaven gives,
Where grief and pain are found.
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