Lines in William Cowper's Hand Written in the Margins of God's Pleasing Providence in the Library of John Newton.(Poem)

From: Poetry | Date: August 1, 2004| Author: Savoie, John | Copyright information 
 
LINES IN WILLIAM COWPER'S HAND 
WRITTEN IN THE MARGINS OF GOD'S 
PLEASING PROVIDENCE (pp.372-73) 
IN THE LIBRARY OF JOHN NEWTON 
 
   Little fly, dost thou love me? 
   Verily, it seems you do. 
   I brush you off, shew you 
   into the teeming world of wind-fallen 
   peaches sweetening the air, 
   wild berries oozing dark pulp, 
   the crusted worm that rose with rain 
   but could not find its narrow way 
   back into the wide green earth-all...

Read all of this article with a FREE trial to HighBeam Research

Related newspaper, magazine, and journal articles from HighBeam Research

LINES IN WILLIAM COWPER'S HAND WRITTEN IN THE MARGINS OF GOD'S PLEASING PROVIDENCE (pp. 372-73) IN THE LIBRARY OF JOHN NEWTON
Poetry ; Little fly, dost thou love me? Verily, it seems you do. I brush you off, shew you into the teeming world of wind fallen peaches sweetening the air, wild berries oozing dark pulp, the crusted worm that rose with rain but could not find its narrow way back into the wide green earth all these you
Lines in William Cowper's Hand Written in the Margins of God's Pleasing Providence in the Library of John Newton.(Poem)
Poetry ; LINES IN WILLIAM COWPER'S HAND WRITTEN IN THE MARGINS OF GOD'S PLEASING PROVIDENCE (pp.372-73) IN THE LIBRARY OF JOHN NEWTON Little fly, dost thou love me? Verily, it seems you do. I brush you off, shew you into the teeming world of wind-fallen peaches sweetening the air, wild berries oozing dark
US token measures in Liberia.(Letters)(Letter to the Editor)
New African ; Dost thou love Life? Then do not squander time; for that's the stuff life is made of, so counsels Benjamin Franklin in Poor Richard's Almanac. Liberia is in a quagmire. For more than a decade now the country has been embroiled in a mindless civil war that has resulted in deaths of many innocent
To Achieve Big, Make Every Minute Count
Chicago Sun-Times ; Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time; for that's the stuff Life is made of. - Benjamin Franklin Ben was a great example of his own philosophy. He made use of every moment. When he wasn't involved in affairs of state or enchanting the ladies of the French court, he was inventing bifocal
Invest in your future: Save some time today
Chicago Sun-Times ; Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time, for that's the stuff Life is made of. Benjamin Franklin Poor Richard's Almanac Ben really summed it up, didn't he? To make good use of every waking moment is not all that difficult if you set your mind to it. Even during those tedious moments when you
Make a list in the morning - and be productive all day
Chicago Sun-Times ; Poor little February is the shortest month of the year. It might teach us to get a lot more accomplished in less time. This should be the month we learn to rev up our working hours, both in the home and on the job, to accomplish just as much in 28 days as we do in 30 or 31. Try this little exercise
A precious commodity // Save valuable time by being organized
Chicago Sun-Times ; Organization brings peace of mind. Think of that as you review your New Year's resolutions. Benjamin Franklin said: "Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time; for that's the stuff life is made of." How much time have you wasted in this past year looking for things? Resolve to organize your
Waste not thy precious time
Chicago Sun-Times ; Organization brings peace of mind. Benjamin Franklin said: "Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time, for that's the stuff life is made of." How much time do you have to waste looking for things? Resolve to reorganize your possessions both at home and at your workplace. Each of us is alloted
A label that Philly can do without
Lancaster New Era Lancaster, PA ; "Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time, for that's the stuff life is made of." If anything could make Benjamin Franklin or his Poor Richard - to whom the above wisdom was credited in June 1746 - roll over in his grave, it would be the city council's controversial 9-8 vote last week to
SHELLEYVISION: WEDDING VOW OF THE WEEK.(Features)
The Mirror (London, England) ; Byline: Jim Shelly IN olden times/as in times of now/the question seems the same somehow/ doesn't thou love me, oh lady fine?/As I do you? Big time. - Kel (Kath & Kim)