A Little Childs Wreath
A Little Childs Wreath
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Not thine, upborne upon the gathering wave Of spirit-forces, perfecting the man, Thy joy to seek, thy crown of joy to have In newly leading him to Canaan. The toiler, human-free, and strong in might And meekness, shall not come within thy ken ; Nor woman rising to her pristine height Sublime of patriot and of citizen ; Nor that slow loosening of the secular chain That binds the brutes in dumb, vicarious pain. A LITTLE CHILD'S WREATH XXV. SHALL Love not bless thee ? Shalt thou ever miss His myst...eries of healing and content, His balm of Gilead garnered in a kiss, The bounteousness of his good government ? Lo, where he walks in pureness beauty springs, And flowers of gladness where his feet have trod, And all the way from off his rainbow wings Drop to the earth benignant dews of God. Who come within his gentle seigniory, Whom his hand touches and his lips caress Are straightway set from thrall of evil free, And proudly tread the ways of righteousness. Alas ! shall Love, the saviour, not draw nigh At all to thee ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not thine, upborne upon the gathering wave Of spirit-forces, perfecting the man, Thy joy to seek, thy crown of joy to have In newly leading him to Canaan. The toiler, human-free, and strong in might And meekness, shall not come within thy ken ; Nor woman rising to her pristine height Sublime of patriot and of citizen ; Nor that slow loosening of the secular chain That binds the brutes in dumb, vicarious pain. A LITTLE CHILD'S WREATH XXV. SHALL Love not bless thee ? Shalt thou ever miss His myst...eries of healing and content, His balm of Gilead garnered in a kiss, The bounteousness of his good government ? Lo, where he walks in pureness beauty springs, And flowers of gladness where his feet have trod, And all the way from off his rainbow wings Drop to the earth benignant dews of God. Who come within his gentle seigniory, Whom his hand touches and his lips caress Are straightway set from thrall of evil free, And proudly tread the ways of righteousness. Alas ! shall Love, the saviour, not draw nigh At all to thee ?
What to read after A Little Childs Wreath?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Rachel Chapman to read onlineMoreLess
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