A World My Own
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The clouds shall seek their ocean crypt, And splash in the breakers brine; With immortal burnish, stars are tipped, And shall forever shine.
Who knows no sin his soul shall dim Knows what soul treasures be. He knows their sheen is God in him, And immortality.
20 Soul Tethered to tl^e Body )OORsoul! Meek captive ! Dost heed thy bitter fate ? Fast bound to one lone comrade, not genial mate, One, coarse by nature, not fellow, nor yet friend, And thou, to guide that wretch, and guard him to the end... ? For long thy captor may hold his captive bound, Thy counsel scorned, thy low voice in coarse jest drowned. Poor soul ! Held fast in close embracing arms of clod ; And thou, the much loved child of most High God ! When midnight s hushed repose has curtained off the day, And deathlike slumber has bound thy charge of clay, Then yearn st thou not for Father, and for Father s home ? Why shun st thou, then, the path which spans the space- ful gloam ?
Thou child immortal ! Whatever can it be So links my mortal part with thy eternity ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The clouds shall seek their ocean crypt, And splash in the breakers brine; With immortal burnish, stars are tipped, And shall forever shine.
Who knows no sin his soul shall dim Knows what soul treasures be. He knows their sheen is God in him, And immortality.
20 Soul Tethered to tl^e Body )OORsoul! Meek captive ! Dost heed thy bitter fate ? Fast bound to one lone comrade, not genial mate, One, coarse by nature, not fellow, nor yet friend, And thou, to guide that wretch, and guard him to the end... ? For long thy captor may hold his captive bound, Thy counsel scorned, thy low voice in coarse jest drowned. Poor soul ! Held fast in close embracing arms of clod ; And thou, the much loved child of most High God ! When midnight s hushed repose has curtained off the day, And deathlike slumber has bound thy charge of clay, Then yearn st thou not for Father, and for Father s home ? Why shun st thou, then, the path which spans the space- ful gloam ?
Thou child immortal ! Whatever can it be So links my mortal part with thy eternity ?
What to read after A World My Own?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Augusta Kautz to read onlineMoreLess
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