Religion

Easter-Tide

by Cora C. Bass 1868–1928

From Songs for All Seasons, and Other Poems (1901)

Religion

Brightest sunshine, sweetest flowers,
Welcome in the Easter-tide;
What a blessed work is ours
Lifting up The Crucified:
Pointing to the rock fresh riven,
To the grave-clothes cast aside,
Grand the proof that Christ has given,
He is living though He died.

Brightest sunshine, sweetest flowers,
Gracious gifts of Easter-tide
What a joyful work is ours
Lifting up The Crucified;
Showing Him as in a vision,
Stand triumphant o’er the grave:
From the sepulchre’s cold prison
He is risen, He will save.

MLA

Bass, Cora C. “Easter-Tide.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/bass_cc/147/.

Chicago

Bass, Cora C. “Easter-Tide.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/bass_cc/147/.

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