A Dead Mans Diary Written After His Decease
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177 " O feeble lips that lapse from fervent prayer, To smile at sin, and lightly laugh at shame, That in the chamber loud your love declare, And in the world scarce dare to breathe His name, Whence would ye call Him Lord ?
" changeful soul ! now mounting like thin fire, Skyward and Godward ; now like thing of night, Low-grovelling, smirched, and mid foul mud and mire Trailing white pinions given for starry flight, Barest thou call Him Lord ?
" morning's hope ! O evening's dull despair !
O lofty... purpose ! puny, paltry deed ! O high resolve ! heart big with longings fair !
loveless life that bears nor flower nor seed !
Dare ve to call Him Lord ?
" Yea, I would call Him Lord, and all the more For this my sin, else were I sore undone ; Say, who should seek Him, if not I ? He wore This fleshy garb, yet in Him sin was none, So may I call Him Lord.
" No heaven I ask, no crystal-shining shore, Nor realm of flowers this only would I pray, That mid all sinnings, stumblings sad and sore, 1 still may cling to Thee, dear Lord, alway, And still may call Thee Lord.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
177 " O feeble lips that lapse from fervent prayer, To smile at sin, and lightly laugh at shame, That in the chamber loud your love declare, And in the world scarce dare to breathe His name, Whence would ye call Him Lord ?
" changeful soul ! now mounting like thin fire, Skyward and Godward ; now like thing of night, Low-grovelling, smirched, and mid foul mud and mire Trailing white pinions given for starry flight, Barest thou call Him Lord ?
" morning's hope ! O evening's dull despair !
O lofty... purpose ! puny, paltry deed ! O high resolve ! heart big with longings fair !
loveless life that bears nor flower nor seed !
Dare ve to call Him Lord ?
" Yea, I would call Him Lord, and all the more For this my sin, else were I sore undone ; Say, who should seek Him, if not I ? He wore This fleshy garb, yet in Him sin was none, So may I call Him Lord.
" No heaven I ask, no crystal-shining shore, Nor realm of flowers this only would I pray, That mid all sinnings, stumblings sad and sore, 1 still may cling to Thee, dear Lord, alway, And still may call Thee Lord.
What to read after A Dead Mans Diary Written After His Decease?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coulson Kernahan to read onlineMoreLess
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