Freeman Edwin Miller

Summary

Freeman Edwin Miller,  Oklahoma Sunshine

“ No matter what the wrong,
Just toss a kiss to trouble
And soothe him with a song.
When all the world is winter
And storms unceasing throng,
Just clasp your hands with sunshine
And warm them up with song.
When fortune flies the window
And leaves you lonely long,
Still hum the happy music
And sing it out in song.
The summer time is coming,—
Is coming good and strong!
A welcome for the roses,
A greeting full of song!
O, life is filled with shadows,
And sorrow still is strong;
But walk the ways with laughter
And climb the hills with song!
”
Source: Gutenberg

Freeman Edwin Miller,  Oklahoma Sunshine

“ For the years are turning yellow
When the crow's feet come!
But it's all the way of Nature!
There's no use to sob or sigh,
'Cause the chin takes on a wobble
And the wrinkles wrap the eye;
If we heap our hearts with gladness
Life with music still shall hum,
Though we reach the Land of Forty
And the crow's feet come!
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A Welcome for Winter. I.
A welcome for Winter! Though summer shall fade,
There is joy on the prairies her bounties have made,
And the Land of the Sunshine all happiness knows
Through the days of the shadows and nights of the snows!
II.
A welcome for Winter!
”
Source: Gutenberg

Freeman Edwin Miller,  Oklahoma Sunshine

“ The paths that you walk are golden, for there is the sunshine way;
And roses are there with their beauties that over the path-ways twine,
And all of the world is a blossom that smiles in the tender shine!
II.
There's never a murmur of evil, there's never a cry of wrong;
The daisies are sweet with laughter the birds are alilt with song;
The days dance by in their gladness as sweet as the sweetest wine,
Where the swift feet linger in rapture through ways of the golden shine.
III.
What matters if shadows may hover o'er blue hills far and dim?
”
Source: Gutenberg

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