Thought Vibration The Law of Attraction Explained
Oct 11, 2026 · 1 hr 8 min · 11 segments
"Foliage Various Poems" by William Henry Davies is a collection that captures the beauty and intricacies of nature through lyrical verse. Davies' work resonates with themes of simplicity and the…
Thunderstorms.
My mind has thunderstorms that brood for heavy hours.
Until they rain me words, my thoughts are drooping flowers and sulking silent birds.
Yet come, dark thunderstorms, and brood your heavy hours, for when you rain me words, my thoughts are dancing flowers and joyful singing birds.
End of poem.
This recording is in the public domain.
Strong Moment.
Written by William Henry Davies.
Sometimes I hear fine ladies sing, Sometimes I smoke and drink with men, Sometimes I play at games of cards, Judge me to be no strong man then.
The strongest moment of my life Is when I think about the poor, When, like a spring that rain has fed, My pity rises more and more.
The flower that loves the warmth and light Has all its mornings bathed in dew.
My heart has moments wet with tears, My weakness is they are so few.
End of poem.
This recording is in the public domain.
A Greeting.
Written by William Henry Davies.
Good morning, life and all Things glad and beautiful! My pockets nothing hold, But He that owns the gold, The sun, is my great friend; His spending has no end.
Hail to the morning sky, Which bright clouds measure high! Hail to you birds, whose throats Would number leaves by notes! Hail to you shady bowers, And you green fields of flowers! Hail to you, women fair, That make a show so rare In cloth as white as milk, Beat calico or silk! Good morning, life and all Things glad and beautiful! End of poem.
This recording is in the public domain.
Sweet Stay at Home by William Henry Davies.
Thunderstorms.
My mind has thunderstorms that brood for heavy hours.
Until they rain me words, my thoughts are drooping flowers and sulking silent birds.
Yet come, dark thunderstorms, and brood your heavy hours, for when you rain me words, my thoughts are dancing flowers and joyful singing birds.
End of poem.
This recording is in the public domain.
Strong Moment.
Written by William Henry Davies.
Sometimes I hear fine ladies sing, Sometimes I smoke and drink with men, Sometimes I play at games of cards, Judge me to be no strong man then.
The strongest moment of my life Is when I think about the poor, When, like a spring that rain has fed, My pity rises more and more.
The flower that loves the warmth and light Has all its mornings bathed in dew.
My heart has moments wet with tears, My weakness is they are so few.
End of poem.
This recording is in the public domain.
A Greeting.
Written by William Henry Davies.
Good morning, life and all Things glad and beautiful! My pockets nothing hold, But He that owns the gold, The sun, is my great friend; His spending has no end.
Hail to the morning sky, Which bright clouds measure high! Hail to you birds, whose throats Would number leaves by notes! Hail to you shady bowers, And you green fields of flowers! Hail to you, women fair, That make a show so rare In cloth as white as milk, Beat calico or silk! Good morning, life and all Things glad and beautiful! End of poem.
This recording is in the public domain.
Sweet Stay at Home by William Henry Davies.
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