A Father of Women And Other Poems
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" There are no Higher Powers ; there is no heart In God, no love " — his oratory here, Taking the paupers' and the cripples' part, Was broken by a tear.
And then it seemed that One who did create Compassion, who alone invented pity, Walked, as though called, in at that north-east g ate > Out from the muttering city ; Threaded the little crowd, trod the brown grass, Bent o'er the speaker close, saw the tear rise, And saw Himself, as one looks in a glass, In those impassioned eyes.
*3 THE DIVINE ...PRIVILEGE LORD, where are Thy prerogatives ? Why, men have more than Thou hast kept ; The king rewards, remits, forgives, The poet to a throne has stept.
And Thou, despoiled, hast given away Worship to men, success to strife, Thy glory to the heavenly day, And made Thy sun the lord of life.
Is one too precious to impart, One property reserved to Christ ? One, cherished, grappled to that heart ?
— To be alone the Sacrificed ?
O Thou who lovest to redeem, One whom I know lies sore oppressed. Thou wilt not suffer me to dream That I can bargain for her rest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" There are no Higher Powers ; there is no heart In God, no love " — his oratory here, Taking the paupers' and the cripples' part, Was broken by a tear.
And then it seemed that One who did create Compassion, who alone invented pity, Walked, as though called, in at that north-east g ate > Out from the muttering city ; Threaded the little crowd, trod the brown grass, Bent o'er the speaker close, saw the tear rise, And saw Himself, as one looks in a glass, In those impassioned eyes.
*3 THE DIVINE ...PRIVILEGE LORD, where are Thy prerogatives ? Why, men have more than Thou hast kept ; The king rewards, remits, forgives, The poet to a throne has stept.
And Thou, despoiled, hast given away Worship to men, success to strife, Thy glory to the heavenly day, And made Thy sun the lord of life.
Is one too precious to impart, One property reserved to Christ ? One, cherished, grappled to that heart ?
— To be alone the Sacrificed ?
O Thou who lovest to redeem, One whom I know lies sore oppressed. Thou wilt not suffer me to dream That I can bargain for her rest.
What to read after A Father of Women And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meynell Alice Christiana Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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