A New Day a Poem in Songs And Sonnets
A New Day a Poem in Songs And Sonnets
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THE NEW DAY. ?$ Thus did that Sower sow : His seed was human blood, And tears of women and men. And I, who near him stood, Said : When the crop comes, then There will be sobbing and sighing, Weeping and wailing and crying, And a woe that is worse than woe. Ii. It was an autumn day When next I went that way. And what, think you, did I see ? What was it that I heard ? The song of a sweet-voiced bird ? Nay but the songs of many, Thrilled through with praising prayer. Of all those voices not any We...re sad of memory : And a sea of sunlight flowed, And a golden harvest glowed ! On my face I fell down there ; 76 THE NEW DAY. I hid my weeping eyes, I said : O God, thou art wise ! And I thank thee, again and again, For the Sower whose name is Pain. THE NEW DAY. 77 XXXI. "WHEN THE LAST DOUBT IS DOUBTED. " WHEN the last doubt is doubted, The last black shadow flown ; When the last foe is routed, The last night over and gone : Then, Love, oh then ! there will be rest and peace : Sweet peace and rest that never thou hast known.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE NEW DAY. ?$ Thus did that Sower sow : His seed was human blood, And tears of women and men. And I, who near him stood, Said : When the crop comes, then There will be sobbing and sighing, Weeping and wailing and crying, And a woe that is worse than woe. Ii. It was an autumn day When next I went that way. And what, think you, did I see ? What was it that I heard ? The song of a sweet-voiced bird ? Nay but the songs of many, Thrilled through with praising prayer. Of all those voices not any We...re sad of memory : And a sea of sunlight flowed, And a golden harvest glowed ! On my face I fell down there ; 76 THE NEW DAY. I hid my weeping eyes, I said : O God, thou art wise ! And I thank thee, again and again, For the Sower whose name is Pain. THE NEW DAY. 77 XXXI. "WHEN THE LAST DOUBT IS DOUBTED. " WHEN the last doubt is doubted, The last black shadow flown ; When the last foe is routed, The last night over and gone : Then, Love, oh then ! there will be rest and peace : Sweet peace and rest that never thou hast known.
What to read after A New Day a Poem in Songs And Sonnets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Watson Gilder to read onlineMoreLess
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