Our Beautiful Baby Clare

Our Beautiful Baby Clare

"Our Beautiful Baby Clare" is a heartwarming poem written by Fanny J. Crosby, a renowned American blind poet and hymn writer. The poem tells the story of a beautiful baby girl named Clare, who brings joy and happiness to those around her despite her physical limitations. With vivid imagery and soothing language, Crosby paints a picture of a loving family and their cherished little one, highlighting the importance of love and acceptance in our lives.

By Fanny J. Crosby · First published 1885 · Genre: Children's literature, Fiction, Family · 402 words

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(Dedicated to the memory of my little niece, Clare Hope, daughter of Mr. Albert E. and Mrs. Clara O. Morris, who passed away July 1, 1891)

Silently came the angel, A white-robed angel fair, And carried away our darling, Our beautiful baby Clare, Carried her home to the songland To dwell in its blissful bowers, And play with the infant cherubs, Who gather its fadeless flowers.

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religious · inspirational · poetry · children's · illustrated · Christian · devotional · family · love · baby · clare · female protagonist

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