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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
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LET ALL THE EARTH KEEP SILENCE, by LUCY A. K. ADEE
First Line: How lovely is the silence of green, growing things
Last Line: All praise him in their beauty—keeping still.
Subject(s): Nature; Silence; Worship
First Line: How lovely is the silence of green, growing things
Last Line: All praise him in their beauty—keeping still.
Subject(s): Nature; Silence; Worship
How lovely is the silence of green, growing things—
Orchard blossoms, apple, plum, and pear,
Branches laden down by fruit they bear,
Fields of everlasting, creeping vine,
Mountain-forest, hemlock, balsam, pine,
Gentian, asters, sweet-fern on the hill,
All praise Him in their beauty—keeping still.
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