God's Warmth Is She.

    O glad sun, creeping through the casement wide,
    A million blossoms have you kissed since morn,
    But none so fair as this one at my side -
    Touch soft the bit of love, the babe new born.

    Towards all the world my love and pity flow,
    With high resolves, with trust, with sympathy.
    This happy heart of mine is all aglow -
    This heart that was so cold - God's warmth is she.

Jean Blewett

Jean Blewett

Jean Blewett was a Canadian author, journalist, and poet. Born in Scotia, Ontario, she became well-known for her poetry and was awarded the part of lyrical poet at the World’s Fair in Chicago, 1893. Her notable works were often published in literary magazines. Besides poetry, Blewett also wrote stories and worked as a journalist, gaining considerable respect in both fields. She passed away in Chatham, Ontario, in 1934. Her legacy remains a significant part of Canadian literary history.

Jean Blewett

English

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