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More than Heaven to Earth
for SATB choir & piano
Duration: 5:00
for SATB choir & piano
Duration: 5:00
| Less than the Cloud to the Wind Sara Teasdale Less than the cloud to the wind, Less than the foam to the sea, Less than the rose to the storm, Am I to thee. More than the star to the night, More than the rain to the tree, More than heaven to earth Art thou to me. |
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Sara Teasdale (1884-1933) was an
American poet born in St. Louis,
Missouri. Much of her poetry is
characterized by its simplicity,
elegance, and passion. “Less than the
Cloud to the Wind” comes from her
second published volume of poetry,
released in 1911.
American poet born in St. Louis,
Missouri. Much of her poetry is
characterized by its simplicity,
elegance, and passion. “Less than the
Cloud to the Wind” comes from her
second published volume of poetry,
released in 1911.