Poems
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\ sweet and holy balm !
95 SONNET, TO THE REV. W. H- Yes ! go to other scenes ! but do not fear The voice of peace and love, so often heard Within these walls, each pure and holy word Breathed by thy lips, in other seasons here, Shall fade within our hearts. — No, not in vain, Here hast Thou raised for us the fervent prayer, And bade our fainting spirits soar again To heavenly hopes, and cast off mortal care, Pointing our path to virtue and to bliss ; O ! we will love the way thy steps have tro...d ! And tliine own faith, thy trust, thy holiness, Shall shine to guide us still — and from our God, In these devoted hours, will we implore A blessing on his lot, whom we may hear no more !
96 SONNET.
That face — Oh ! it is eloquent with love, And bright with purity and holiness; And yet it wears the sign of past distress, A trace of sad thoughts, time may not remove. The conflict has been there; — yes, dearest dreams Have been resigned at duty's sacred call ; 'T is past — that gentle heart has yielded all !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
\ sweet and holy balm !
95 SONNET, TO THE REV. W. H- Yes ! go to other scenes ! but do not fear The voice of peace and love, so often heard Within these walls, each pure and holy word Breathed by thy lips, in other seasons here, Shall fade within our hearts. — No, not in vain, Here hast Thou raised for us the fervent prayer, And bade our fainting spirits soar again To heavenly hopes, and cast off mortal care, Pointing our path to virtue and to bliss ; O ! we will love the way thy steps have tro...d ! And tliine own faith, thy trust, thy holiness, Shall shine to guide us still — and from our God, In these devoted hours, will we implore A blessing on his lot, whom we may hear no more !
96 SONNET.
That face — Oh ! it is eloquent with love, And bright with purity and holiness; And yet it wears the sign of past distress, A trace of sad thoughts, time may not remove. The conflict has been there; — yes, dearest dreams Have been resigned at duty's sacred call ; 'T is past — that gentle heart has yielded all !
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Elizabeth Roscoe Hornblower to read onlineMoreLess
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