Afterthoughts
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I had not thought to leave the stone Whereon I sat and mused alone, But something in me seemed to say That theirs might be the better way.
I rose and joined the church-bound train, My voice blent with their chanted strain, And my dry heart drank freshening ease From strains of pleading litanies.
D 34 THE VILLAGE SERMON And one spake words not ill in tune With beauty of that summer noon ; " How all of brightest, best, we see. Must shadows of the heavenly be ; " How the blue dawn, and morning's g...low. And the vast sunset's fiery show. Soft pearly moon, and stars of night. Are shadows of the heavenly light ; " How all the sweetest sounds of earth. Music of winds, birds, ' infants' mirth. Anthems that float church aisles along, Are shadows of the heavenly song ; " How mothers' fondness rich and fair. Large trust of child, and fathers' care. The selfless loves that deepest move, Are shadows of the heavenly love ; THE VILLAGE SERMON 35 " How blessed moods of quiet deep, How placid dream, and death-like sleep, How sleep-like death in snow-shroud drest, Are shadows of the heavenly rest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had not thought to leave the stone Whereon I sat and mused alone, But something in me seemed to say That theirs might be the better way.
I rose and joined the church-bound train, My voice blent with their chanted strain, And my dry heart drank freshening ease From strains of pleading litanies.
D 34 THE VILLAGE SERMON And one spake words not ill in tune With beauty of that summer noon ; " How all of brightest, best, we see. Must shadows of the heavenly be ; " How the blue dawn, and morning's g...low. And the vast sunset's fiery show. Soft pearly moon, and stars of night. Are shadows of the heavenly light ; " How all the sweetest sounds of earth. Music of winds, birds, ' infants' mirth. Anthems that float church aisles along, Are shadows of the heavenly song ; " How mothers' fondness rich and fair. Large trust of child, and fathers' care. The selfless loves that deepest move, Are shadows of the heavenly love ; THE VILLAGE SERMON 35 " How blessed moods of quiet deep, How placid dream, and death-like sleep, How sleep-like death in snow-shroud drest, Are shadows of the heavenly rest.
What to read after Afterthoughts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Truman to read onlineMoreLess
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