A Dream And Other Poems
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The way may seem both gloomy and dark, And long may seem the journey. If you could only rend the veil Your face would look less gloomy; Your eyes would sparkle with delight, Your heart be filled with bliss; Your face with radiant light would shine, And naught disturb your happiness.
24 LOOK WITHIN.
LOOK WITHIN.
All nature wears her brightest hues.
The earth, the sea, the sky, All speak the great Creator, God, To be forever nigh.
The moon looks down with kindly face, And sees poor mortals strive...; The sun looks, too, upon the scene, Sees erring mortals fail to give Each other credit due.
Ah! short of sight; yea, blind, Ye mortals filled with sin.
Why seek ye not the narrow path, Nor the immortal goal to win, Ere the heart grows hard. And callous too By slighting conscience' call?
Oh! turn, poor erring mortal, turn, While yet the Master calls, Before it be too late.
RESIGNATION. 25 EESIGNATION.
It was a fearful night, and all around looked dark.
The waves dashed high against my small, frail bark.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The way may seem both gloomy and dark, And long may seem the journey. If you could only rend the veil Your face would look less gloomy; Your eyes would sparkle with delight, Your heart be filled with bliss; Your face with radiant light would shine, And naught disturb your happiness.
24 LOOK WITHIN.
LOOK WITHIN.
All nature wears her brightest hues.
The earth, the sea, the sky, All speak the great Creator, God, To be forever nigh.
The moon looks down with kindly face, And sees poor mortals strive...; The sun looks, too, upon the scene, Sees erring mortals fail to give Each other credit due.
Ah! short of sight; yea, blind, Ye mortals filled with sin.
Why seek ye not the narrow path, Nor the immortal goal to win, Ere the heart grows hard. And callous too By slighting conscience' call?
Oh! turn, poor erring mortal, turn, While yet the Master calls, Before it be too late.
RESIGNATION. 25 EESIGNATION.
It was a fearful night, and all around looked dark.
The waves dashed high against my small, frail bark.
What to read after A Dream And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L F Hackett to read onlineMoreLess
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