But suddenly, as if without a reason, Heart, Brain, and Body, and Imagination All gather in tumultuous joy together, Running like children down the path of morning To fields where they can play without a quarrel: A country I'd forgotten, but remember, And welcome with a cry.
How can we not gather together in joy to honor our connection, our communion, our social contract?
It has been a great joy to gather up the many fragments these past three years.
Of course I went to their going-out-of-business sale to gather what scraps I could, but I took little joy in it.
350 Santas and their helpers gather every other year in the Smoky Mountains to spread joy and trade tips.
Like any family, the families who own and run Publix gather around their holiday tables and reflect on their joys and struggles.
In "Dozens of Cousins," Shutta Crum's warm, lyrical prose poem summons up the joy of an exuberant band of kinfolk who gather at a family reunion.
Gather to the Chapel and Lullaby are beautifully simple odes to joy; Remember When is, seemingly, ripped straight from Finn's most hair-raisingly personal diary entries.
On a windless day, you would probably hear those same noises of joy from the courtyard outside the entrance, where people gather to smoke and chat between appearances.
In an abandoned house in Pittsburgh, kids gather after school to turn the day's frustrations and joys into artwork.
Thousands of cyclists from all walks of life regularly gather in Buenos Aires for a communal, organic event that celebrates the joys of cycling and promotes its positive effect on the city.
