Autumn Leaves
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The notes seem now so strange and weird. I ve heard them though, before; In former life the music sweet Came from celestial shore.
A vague, vague dream of other lives Doth often with me stay; But when I try to hold the dream, It vanishes straightway.
My present life is incomplete. A fragment is of past. I shall take up the threads again, And in Life s loom them cast.
157 The Great First Cause" has charge of all The lives that have been mine. The web that s woven on Life s loom In time becomes d...ivine.
Absorbed in God I soon shall be. E en now I feel Love s kiss. Life s struggles soon will ended be In everlasting bliss.
What was my life in that dim past? It matters not to me. My Karma of the past will be Absorbed in Deity.
158 LIFE S BURDEN.
Each one hath some burden to carry, Each one hath some sorrow or woe.
But hearts that are cheerful, and willing, Can every trouble o erthrow.
We will not complain, but have courage To bear every cross, and all pain; For burdens when carried with patience Are blessings which we may attain.
What to read after Autumn Leaves?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ardelia Marie Cotton Barton to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The notes seem now so strange and weird. I ve heard them though, before; In former life the music sweet Came from celestial shore.
A vague, vague dream of other lives Doth often with me stay; But when I try to hold the dream, It vanishes straightway.
My present life is incomplete. A fragment is of past. I shall take up the threads again, And in Life s loom them cast.
157 The Great First Cause" has charge of all The lives that have been mine. The web that s woven on Life s loom In time becomes d...ivine.
Absorbed in God I soon shall be. E en now I feel Love s kiss. Life s struggles soon will ended be In everlasting bliss.
What was my life in that dim past? It matters not to me. My Karma of the past will be Absorbed in Deity.
158 LIFE S BURDEN.
Each one hath some burden to carry, Each one hath some sorrow or woe.
But hearts that are cheerful, and willing, Can every trouble o erthrow.
We will not complain, but have courage To bear every cross, and all pain; For burdens when carried with patience Are blessings which we may attain.
What to read after Autumn Leaves?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ardelia Marie Cotton Barton to read onlineMoreLess
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