A Hymn of Empire And Other Poems
A Hymn of Empire And Other Poems
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And the wind is icy cold, And a mist the moon is shading.
Pallid in the western gold ; In the night-winds still ye nod, Sentinels of Nature's God.
24 Now with gladdened steps returning To the world from whence I came, Leave I all the great west burning With the day that died in flame, And the stars, with silver ray, Light me on my homeward way.
«5 She made a nunnery of her life, Plain duties hedged it round, No echoes of the outer strife Could reach its hallowed ground.
Her rule was simple as h...er creed, She tried to do each day Some act of kindness that might speed A sad soul on its way.
She had no wealth, and yet she made So many rich at heart ; Her lot was hidden, yet she played No inconspicuous part.
Some wondered men had passed her by, Some said she would not wed, I think the secret truth must lie Long buried with the dead.
26 That cheery smile, that gentle touch, That heart so free from stain.
Could have no other source but such As lies in conquered pain.
All living creatures loved her well, And blessed the ground she trod ; The pencillings in her Bible tell Her communing with God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the wind is icy cold, And a mist the moon is shading.
Pallid in the western gold ; In the night-winds still ye nod, Sentinels of Nature's God.
24 Now with gladdened steps returning To the world from whence I came, Leave I all the great west burning With the day that died in flame, And the stars, with silver ray, Light me on my homeward way.
«5 She made a nunnery of her life, Plain duties hedged it round, No echoes of the outer strife Could reach its hallowed ground.
Her rule was simple as h...er creed, She tried to do each day Some act of kindness that might speed A sad soul on its way.
She had no wealth, and yet she made So many rich at heart ; Her lot was hidden, yet she played No inconspicuous part.
Some wondered men had passed her by, Some said she would not wed, I think the secret truth must lie Long buried with the dead.
26 That cheery smile, that gentle touch, That heart so free from stain.
Could have no other source but such As lies in conquered pain.
All living creatures loved her well, And blessed the ground she trod ; The pencillings in her Bible tell Her communing with God.
What to read after A Hymn of Empire And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott Frederick George to read onlineMoreLess
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