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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
GOD'S BLESSINGS, by WILLIAM CORNISH Poet Analysis
First Line: Pleasure it is
Last Line: And thank him than.
Variant Title(s): Spring;gratitude
Subject(s): Holidays; Thanksgiving
First Line: Pleasure it is
Last Line: And thank him than.
Variant Title(s): Spring;gratitude
Subject(s): Holidays; Thanksgiving
Pleasure it is
To hear, iwis,
The birdes sing.
The deer in the dale,
The sheep in the vale,
The corn springing.
God's purveyance
For sustenance
It is for man.
Then we always
To him give praise,
And thank him than,
And thank him than.
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