Fanny Crosby BLOG The Words of Fanny Crosby   Excerpted from: Jackson, S. Trevena Jackson's book titled "FANNY CROSBY'S STORY OF NINETY-FOUR YEARS". A recollection of her meeting many American presidents and dignitaries. Recruiting Tour Poem - 1842 It is a call to the public to send children with blindness to the school. Poetry from our Annual Reports The Blind Girl's Lament - 1842 They're Gone - 1842 Childhood's Farewell - 1843 A Serenade for New Year's Eve - 1844 Early Scenes - 1845 Morning - 1846 Lines to My Mute Friend Mrs. E. B. - 1858 This poem is taken from her book "A Wreath of Columbia's Flowers" published in 1858 The Child and the Angel An example of her emotional style. The Winds a Carol Murmur This one she wrote on the death of her husband, Van. Conversion Poems Poetry written by Fanny Crosby and Charles Wesley in commemoration of their "conversions". Hymns All of the way my Savior leads me Tell us your favorite hymns by Fanny Crosby

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