Abaddon the Spirit of Destruction Microform And Other Poems
Abaddon the Spirit of Destruction Microform And Other Poems
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SUNSET AT SEA. 37 Lo ! where the rainbow radiant light of love. Arch of the Deluge Hope's celestial bride ! Metes the wild tempest in its wrath above, And seems o'er doubt, disaster, death, to guide Lone, trusting hearts beyond the scorn of pride ! On its fair height, methinks, a gleaming throng Of cherubim repose, and seraphs glide Amid their choirs, with one most matchless song, To waft His praise who sees and shelters human wrong.
Far o'er the billowy deep the summer sun Bursts like high hea...ven upon the spirit's eye, Or new-made angel's gaze, when thought doth run Down the bright lapses of Eternity ; Remotest ocean and unfathomed sky, Through all their depths of voiceless mysteries. Gleam at the glance of BEING thron'd on high, And mind is lost in what that will decrees, Which holds its power alone in two eternities.
Bosomed on grandeur 'mid the purple host, Soft, blue, and beautiful, the crystal heaven Looks- down like Pity on the fierce self lost, And hushes hearts that long have bled and striven ; And, with a smile like that of sin forgiven, Seems to allure the unhappy to its breast, Where GOD'S high messengers, at morn and even, Come from the diamond mansions of the blest To whisper oracles and soothe the soul to rest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SUNSET AT SEA. 37 Lo ! where the rainbow radiant light of love. Arch of the Deluge Hope's celestial bride ! Metes the wild tempest in its wrath above, And seems o'er doubt, disaster, death, to guide Lone, trusting hearts beyond the scorn of pride ! On its fair height, methinks, a gleaming throng Of cherubim repose, and seraphs glide Amid their choirs, with one most matchless song, To waft His praise who sees and shelters human wrong.
Far o'er the billowy deep the summer sun Bursts like high hea...ven upon the spirit's eye, Or new-made angel's gaze, when thought doth run Down the bright lapses of Eternity ; Remotest ocean and unfathomed sky, Through all their depths of voiceless mysteries. Gleam at the glance of BEING thron'd on high, And mind is lost in what that will decrees, Which holds its power alone in two eternities.
Bosomed on grandeur 'mid the purple host, Soft, blue, and beautiful, the crystal heaven Looks- down like Pity on the fierce self lost, And hushes hearts that long have bled and striven ; And, with a smile like that of sin forgiven, Seems to allure the unhappy to its breast, Where GOD'S high messengers, at morn and even, Come from the diamond mansions of the blest To whisper oracles and soothe the soul to rest.
What to read after Abaddon the Spirit of Destruction Microform And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sumner Lincoln Fairfield to read onlineMoreLess
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