Author: George MacDonald
The voice of the night is calling, Through the darkness deep and wide. It speaks of peace and resting, And the light that is in sight. The voice of the night is glowing, With a warmth that never fades. It tells of love and kindness, And the peace that never fades. The voice of the night is guiding, Through the shadows of the day. It leads the soul to heaven, And shows the narrow way. The voice of the night is calling, Through the darkness deep and wide. It speaks of peace and resting, And the light that is in sight.
Type of Poem: Lyric Poem
Date Written: 1870-01-01
Date Published: 1874-01-01
Language: English
Keywords: Night, Voice, Peace, Light, Guidance
Source: Poetical Works
Publisher: Alexander Strahan
Rights/Permissions: Public Domain
Comments/Notes: A serene poem that reflects on the voice of the night, offering peace, light, and guidance to the soul through the challenges of life.
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