At Evening Time [poems]
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thou pure, silent snow.
Resting with holy luster — Dreamlike, on all below.
[22] The Nun " Who is the greater, the wise man who lifts himself above the storms of time, and from aloof looks down upon them, and yet takes no part therein, — or he who, from the heights of quiet and repose, throws himself bodily into the battle- tumult of the world ? " — Outre-Mer.
A PART from the world, O thou Pilgrim of Heaven, Art nearer the Fountain where Mercy is given?
Thou takest with thee neither silver nor ...gold, But, tell me, art thou any nearer the fold?
The burdens of life, thou hast laid them all down, And thinkest of only the cross and the crown.
The pleasures of earth, as they come and they go, Are shadows to thee, in thy garments of woe.
No home hast thou here, but thou lookest above To Heavenly Mansions prepared by His love.
A question I ask thee, art thou nearer Heaven Than thy fellow travelers all footsore and driven By tempests and toils, and the depths of despair.
And wearisome battles that earth's pilgrims share?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
thou pure, silent snow.
Resting with holy luster — Dreamlike, on all below.
[22] The Nun " Who is the greater, the wise man who lifts himself above the storms of time, and from aloof looks down upon them, and yet takes no part therein, — or he who, from the heights of quiet and repose, throws himself bodily into the battle- tumult of the world ? " — Outre-Mer.
A PART from the world, O thou Pilgrim of Heaven, Art nearer the Fountain where Mercy is given?
Thou takest with thee neither silver nor ...gold, But, tell me, art thou any nearer the fold?
The burdens of life, thou hast laid them all down, And thinkest of only the cross and the crown.
The pleasures of earth, as they come and they go, Are shadows to thee, in thy garments of woe.
No home hast thou here, but thou lookest above To Heavenly Mansions prepared by His love.
A question I ask thee, art thou nearer Heaven Than thy fellow travelers all footsore and driven By tempests and toils, and the depths of despair.
And wearisome battles that earth's pilgrims share?
What to read after At Evening Time [poems]?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Young, Livia Ione to read onlineMoreLess
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