Poems Entitled Field And Fireside Musings
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ONE evening, in the month of May, I climb'd a rugged hill ; Nature was beautiful and gay, Yet sorrow fill'd me still.
The joyful birds around me sang, In holy extacy ; While at my feet the daisy sprang, And laden came the bee.
No cloud o'erspread the azure sky, All was serenity, Except my heart, which heav'd a sigh, And wish'd that it were free.
But why so sad — be hopeful soul !
For God, the Great, the Just, Doth Nature and her laws control, And only asks thy trust.
30 THE SOURCE OF HAPPINESS....
In faith confide in His dear Son For pardon, present, free, "Who by His death salvation won, To give thee liberty- Then meekly at His footstool fall, Claiming the promise sure, Despising doubt, in earnest call, And He shall make thee pure.
Fuse, then, my soul, expand thy wings, And upward take thy flight ! Nor halt till Heaven the blessing brings, And bathes thee in its light.
Thus bless'd I'll ever look on high, Where bliss doth perfect reign ; And, with a longing heart, I'll try That paradise to gain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ONE evening, in the month of May, I climb'd a rugged hill ; Nature was beautiful and gay, Yet sorrow fill'd me still.
The joyful birds around me sang, In holy extacy ; While at my feet the daisy sprang, And laden came the bee.
No cloud o'erspread the azure sky, All was serenity, Except my heart, which heav'd a sigh, And wish'd that it were free.
But why so sad — be hopeful soul !
For God, the Great, the Just, Doth Nature and her laws control, And only asks thy trust.
30 THE SOURCE OF HAPPINESS....
In faith confide in His dear Son For pardon, present, free, "Who by His death salvation won, To give thee liberty- Then meekly at His footstool fall, Claiming the promise sure, Despising doubt, in earnest call, And He shall make thee pure.
Fuse, then, my soul, expand thy wings, And upward take thy flight ! Nor halt till Heaven the blessing brings, And bathes thee in its light.
Thus bless'd I'll ever look on high, Where bliss doth perfect reign ; And, with a longing heart, I'll try That paradise to gain.
What to read after Poems Entitled Field And Fireside Musings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Morgan to read onlineMoreLess
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