Morning Song

Morning Song by Thomas James Wise

Morning Song is a novel by Thomas James Wise about a young man named John who is struggling to find his place in the world. He is a talented musician, but his dreams of becoming a professional musician are thwarted by his father's disapproval. He is also struggling with his own identity, as he is of mixed race and feels like he doesn't fit in anywhere. John's life is changed when he meets a mysterious woman named Sarah, who helps him to find his true identity and purpose. With her help, he is able to pursue his dream of becoming a professional musician and find his place in the world. Along the way, he learns about love, friendship, and the power of music.

By Thomas James Wise · First published 1914 · Genre: Poetry, Romance, Fantasy · 285 words

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"Nu rinder Solen op"

From Eastern quarters now / The sun's up-wandering, / His rays on the rock's brow / And hill's side squandering. / Be glad, my soul! and sing amidst thy pleasure, / Fly from the house of dust, / Up with thy thanks, and trust / To heaven's azure!

O, countless as the grains / Of sand so tiny, / Measureless as the main's / Deep waters briny, / God's mercy is, which He upon me showereth. / Each morning in my shell, / A grace immeasurable / To me down-poureth.

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Ballads · English poetry · amidst · azure · brow · countless · dust · eastern · fly · glad · god · grains

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