Tune: St George's, Windsor
('Come ye thankful people, come')
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Seasons come and seasons go
Winter, Spring, Summer we know
Autumn too, cycle of years
Here all human life appears
Fauna and flora abounds
Now the crops fill harvest-grounds
Time to gather in it be
It supplied by God's hand, see
He does see our daily need
Of food, drink, clothes, does us feed
Physically, spiritually
Body, soul, and spirit, three
On Him for all we depend
He does to us help and tend
We His creations, He be
Creator eternally
Lead us Lord to share freely
Where poverty, famine be
Sharing with our fellow man
So doing good as we can
With your grace, your compassion
Showing life of Christ your Son
In unselfish service free
Examples of His love be
You Lord e'er of time and space
Knowing each nation, each race
Help us put your kingdom first
Not for earthly things crave, thirst
Yours the greatness, power be
The victory, the majesty
Thanks to you, who ever live
Every good thing you us give
- Author: orchidee ( Offline)
- Published: September 27th, 2020 02:06
- Comment from author about the poem: A hymn-poem in 7.7.7.7.7.7. on Harvest theme.
- Category: Spiritual
- Views: 23
Comments5
It's that same church again, Gold. You know it!
Yes been in that Church, helped take services in there when I was Chaplain to the Sea Cadets. Knew one guy in the choir and one of the ladies in the congregation that I saw is in the Community Choir of which I am Chair. The mayor, I know very well, used to quiz with him in the quiz league, he is in a wheelchair now but an amazing personality.
Andy
Thanks Gold. Did you see Fido again briefly in the clip?
Good one O
Thanks M. Miss Berles gathered everything safely in? The syllables that she is trying to save!
I enjoy these harvest themed hymnal poems so I do .... Cheers Orchidee
Thanks Neville. Well, I been greedy(?). I had three harvests - three poems on the theme!
Very good, thoroughly enjoyed this poem, Reminded me of "Turn, Turn. Turn" "A time to reap,"
Thanks 27.
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