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1 There's learning, pleasant learning,
In Nature's ample book;
Its leaves are wide unfolded,
For all who care to look.
And there are gentle lessons,
In summer's blooming walks;
And wisdom in each little flower,
Tho' silently it talks.
2 There's music, joyful music,
In Spring bird's caroled lay,
As through the fields of ether,
Their bright forms soar away.
There's grandeur, solemn grandeur,
In storm clouds' airy sweep,
That move in sullen majesty,
Above the heaving deep.
3 In all the world of beauty,
Spread out before our sight,
Bright lessons wisdom teaches
In characters of light.
O Nature, bounteous Nature,
Thine Anchor dwell above;
Thy teachings are of heavenly truth,
Thy motto--"God is love."
| Text Information | |
|---|---|
| First Line: | There's learning, pleasant learning |
| Title: | "Day unto day uttereth speech" |
| Publication Date: | 1897 |
| Notes: | Public Domain. |
| Tune Information | |
|---|---|
| Name: | [There's learning, pleasant learning] |
| Key: | C Major |
| Notes: | Public Domain. |
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