Taking the Wings of Praise



Morning is up!
Whate’er the weather,
Night yields to praise,
Singing in feather.
Chorus of joy
Starting the day’s chores.
Still heard at dusk
Thanking for day’s stores.
Might all our ways
Copy the wee bird,
Filled with God’s praise,
Ever by him heard.
Then so much more
Bless’ed a sojourn,
Would we but sing;
His tune of trust learn.
Life is a thrill,
Vivid and stirring,
Join in the song
Each day occurring.
Father in Heaven
Waits with rich treasure,
Loosed by our praise,
Giving him pleasure.
Sometimes the sun
Warms all our heartstrings,
Bursting with song
For gifts his love brings.
Other times, praise,
Sacrifice dearest,
Meets cloudy days,
Singing faith clearest.
Whate’er befalls,
Music uplifted
Always enthralls
The breast so gifted.
Yet ours much more
Gladsome a chorus.
Jesus prepares
Endless spring for us!
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Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 40

Doug Blair

Doug was once a lawyer. Frustrated. Went broke 1987. Turned to manufacturing. People talked straight. Worked hard. Listened when appropriate. Lead Hand Shipper and Workplace Safety. Married to Hilary 1974. Two kids Lauren and Jordan. Poet. Photographer. Hiker-photographer. Harmonica busker. http://puffnchord7.blogspot.com/ more…

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