A Hidden Life, And Other Poems
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Evil or I Must gain the victory now.
I am unmoved, and yet would try: O God, to thee I bow.
The skies are brass ; there falls no aid ; No wind of help will blow, no THE DISCIPLE.
But I bethink me : I am made A man : I rise and go.
XIII.
To Christ I needs must come, they say, Who went to death for me : I turn aside ; I come, I pray.
My unknown God, to thee.
He is afar ; the story old Is blotted, worn, and dim ; With thee, O God, I can be bold — I cannot pray to Him.
Pray! At the word a cloudy gr...ief Around me folds its pall: With nothing to be called belief.
How can I pray at all ?
I know not if a God be there To heed my crying sore.
If in the great world anywhere An ear keep open door.
THE DISCIPLE. Ill An unborn faith I will not nurse ; Nor search — an endless task ; But loud into its universe My soul shall call and ask.
Is there no God — earth, sky, and sea Are but a chaos wild ; Is there a God — I know that He Must hear his calling child.
XIV.
I kneel. But all my soul is dumb With hopeless misery : Is Jle z.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Evil or I Must gain the victory now.
I am unmoved, and yet would try: O God, to thee I bow.
The skies are brass ; there falls no aid ; No wind of help will blow, no THE DISCIPLE.
But I bethink me : I am made A man : I rise and go.
XIII.
To Christ I needs must come, they say, Who went to death for me : I turn aside ; I come, I pray.
My unknown God, to thee.
He is afar ; the story old Is blotted, worn, and dim ; With thee, O God, I can be bold — I cannot pray to Him.
Pray! At the word a cloudy gr...ief Around me folds its pall: With nothing to be called belief.
How can I pray at all ?
I know not if a God be there To heed my crying sore.
If in the great world anywhere An ear keep open door.
THE DISCIPLE. Ill An unborn faith I will not nurse ; Nor search — an endless task ; But loud into its universe My soul shall call and ask.
Is there no God — earth, sky, and sea Are but a chaos wild ; Is there a God — I know that He Must hear his calling child.
XIV.
I kneel. But all my soul is dumb With hopeless misery : Is Jle z.
What to read after A Hidden Life, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macdonald, George, 1824-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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