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Poem May 3, 1837

Morning Star

Limerick, York County, Maine

What is this article about?

A devotional hymn praising the pure, faithful prayers of young Sunday school children, urging them to join in prayer, with angels carrying their words to heaven.

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SABBATH SCHOOLS.

THE SUNDAY SCHOLAR'S PRAYER.

To prayer! to prayer! when the heart is light,
And hope and promise are young and bright;
In the freshness of youth, oh! gather there,
And join in the Sunday Scholar's prayer.

From the gushing heart of the simple child,
With the soul so free, and the eye so mild,
Upturned to heaven,—so young and fair,
Oh! join in the Sunday Scholar's prayer.

The simple word, and the burning thought,
The inspiration from angels caught,
From the guileless soul, unknown to care,
How sweet is the Sunday Scholar's prayer.

'Tis the first gift of love,—the incense of youth;
'Tis offered in faith, & 'tis hallowed by truth;—
Angels are waiting, the accents to bear
To heaven the Sunday Scholar's prayer.

S S. Teacher.

What sub-type of article is it?

Hymn Song

What themes does it cover?

Religious Faith

What keywords are associated?

Sunday School Prayer Youth Faith Angels Devotion

What entities or persons were involved?

S S. Teacher.

Poem Details

Title

The Sunday Scholar's Prayer.

Author

S S. Teacher.

Subject

Sunday Scholar's Prayer

Key Lines

To Prayer! To Prayer! When The Heart Is Light, And Join In The Sunday Scholar's Prayer. 'Tis The First Gift Of Love,—The Incense Of Youth; To Heaven The Sunday Scholar's Prayer.

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