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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Dec 15, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 50.

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Outdoors

By Edwin C. Litsey

You don’t know how I love to be Outdoors. There is so much for me to see Outdoors. Indoors is good enough for sleep, To mope or pine, to cry or weep; But for the rest—please let me keep Outdoors.
Sunshine can sink into your heart Outdoors. The sluggish blood takes a fresh start Outdoors. You can fill your lungs with the fresh, free air, Forget all trouble and fret and care; And your life is one sweet, grateful prayer Outdoors.
—Edwin C. Litsey, in Farm Journal.