Tune: Bunessan
('Morning has broken')
Psalm 104 v.24-35
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1. O Lord, how manifold all your works be
By our senses we do them hear, see
And in appreciating your glory
We too can smell, touch, taste them for free
2. In wisdom all your works you have made sure
The earth full of your riches e'ermore
Things of earth, sea, sky, under the earth too
You your world visit, refresh, renew
3. All wait upon you, dependent, trusting
That you may daily provide, them bring
All that is needful, food, drink for each day
Sufficient for strength along life's way
4. What you do give them, that they do gather
You open your hand, they do prosper
They filled with good are, mindful of your grace
All that you give in love to each race
5. But if you hide your face, they are troubled
For the supply dried, providings stalled
If taking away their breath, they do die
They return to dus,t cannot deny
6. You send forth your spirit, all life giving
Then is created of you each thing
And you renew the face of the earth here
We worship you, trusting you are near
7. The glory of the LORD it shall endure
For ever, and in His works, His store
He shall rejoice in His works, He made all
Come, sing. meditate, on Him now call
8. My meditation of Him shall be sweet
I shall adore Him, fall at His feet
I shall sing to Him while I have being
In Him I be glad, my life Him bring
- Author: orchidee ( Offline)
- Published: August 22nd, 2017 08:19
- Comment from author about the poem: A hymn-poem in 10.9.10.9. metre. I'm chirping, as Kat's poem says, and as the 'blackbird has spoken' in the original hymn. A talking blackbird?! Wow!
- Category: Spiritual
- Views: 25
Comments3
Beautiful. Thank you
I thought you might like it, after I read your poem1 Thanks W.
Your first line could easily refer to your writing!
I do like it.
Thanks Fred.
Very good write. The blackbirds in my garden talk to me in the morning, they look at me saying , "Come on, where is our food?"
Thanks G/F. Oh, you a talking goldfinch?!
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