Afterglow
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"Lord God," I said, "forgive me for my hate.
You who have suffered, You can understand And know the cry of pain. You saw Your son Slain by a thing pitiless as the sea, Blind as the hills, and You could give no help.
Lord God, for my own grief I had no tears, But for Your grief, and mine, and all the world's." .
So I left Venice, and went back again.
There in Belluno, all men spoke to me Kindly, a little hushed, as if afraid; They thought I had been mad. As I went back I neither spoke nor sang, ...but walked erect, Head up, and looked the mountains in the face.
I could not hate them any more, you see — They knew not what they did. I understood How Cristo could forgive upon the cross.
It seemed to me I walked, my hand in God's, And sometimes as we went, I thought He wept And that I whispered, "Lord, be comforted; This thing must be." And so I came again Into the valley. All was as you see.
Again the grass was full of little flowers, For it was spring; the water was not clear But green and turbid from the melting snows, And I saw nothing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Lord God," I said, "forgive me for my hate.
You who have suffered, You can understand And know the cry of pain. You saw Your son Slain by a thing pitiless as the sea, Blind as the hills, and You could give no help.
Lord God, for my own grief I had no tears, But for Your grief, and mine, and all the world's." .
So I left Venice, and went back again.
There in Belluno, all men spoke to me Kindly, a little hushed, as if afraid; They thought I had been mad. As I went back I neither spoke nor sang, ...but walked erect, Head up, and looked the mountains in the face.
I could not hate them any more, you see — They knew not what they did. I understood How Cristo could forgive upon the cross.
It seemed to me I walked, my hand in God's, And sometimes as we went, I thought He wept And that I whispered, "Lord, be comforted; This thing must be." And so I came again Into the valley. All was as you see.
Again the grass was full of little flowers, For it was spring; the water was not clear But green and turbid from the melting snows, And I saw nothing.
What to read after Afterglow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burr, Amelia Josephine, B. 1878 to read onlineMoreLess
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