Living
'Twill All Come Right
From Oklahoma Sunshine (1905)
O, brother, don't you worry,
When the sorrow brings the night!
It is never long till morning,
And 'twill all come right.
Do the loads seem hard and heavy
As you bear them with your might?
Love will lift the bending burdens,
And 'twill all come right!
Do you feel the hate and malice
Of the foolish ones that fight?
They will find your heart is worthy,
And 'twill all come right!
Do your duty to the utmost!
Then the foes shall vanish quite;
Let the world howl on with censure,--
It will all come right!
God awaits us over yonder,
Where his lilies blossom white;
In his love the griefs shall perish,
And 'twill all come right!
Cite this poem
MLA
Miller, Freeman E. “'Twill All Come Right.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/miller_fe/166/.
Chicago
Miller, Freeman E. “'Twill All Come Right.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/miller_fe/166/.
Read this poem with the Codex →