Henry Van Dyke (Генри Ван Дайк)

The Message

Waking from tender sleep,
My neighbour's little child
Put out his baby hand to me,
Looked in my face, and smiled.

It seemed as if he came
Home from a happy land,
To tell me something that my heart
Would surely understand.

Somewhere, among bright dreams,
A child that once was mine
Had whispered wordless love to him,
And given him a sign.

Comfort of kindly speech,
And counsel of the wise,
Have helped me less than what I read
In those deep-smiling eyes.

Sleep sweetly, little friend,
And dream again of heaven:
With double love I kiss your hand,—
Your message has been given.

1. Jesus, Thou Divine Companion
2. To Julia Marlowe
3. Undine
4. Jeanne d’Arc Returns
5. The Oxford Thrushes

Thomas Heywood (Томас Хейвуд) The Message ("YE little birds that sit and sing")

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