Blue Grass Ballads And Other Verse
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Met lash, and spear, and cross, and thorn, To bring Thy kingdom here below.
His way was made a way of woe.
Why, thus to us, should peace be borne.?
O, give us, God, to know !
When in the throes of civil strife, This young republic fought for life ; OTHER VERSE 105 Behind the field a carping gang, In right's pretense, a lurking foe.
Stood in the light of battle's glow, And snarling, gnashed their fang to fang ; Why ? give us, God, to know.
Ah, thus Thou movest, on the storm, Thine awful wonders ...to perform ; And, humbly, we accept Thy way.
When, even now, the marplot's blow, Would lay Columbia stunned and low.
That he, abashed, shall rue the day, O, give us, God, to know.
** MISTLETOE." The poet-soul can see you, dear, Lost in the maze of one short year, Twining the mistletoe there.
Pensive and still, hopeful and true.
While memory sweetly sings to you.
Soft and low as a vesper prayer.
And one away on life's strong sea.
Where manhood's ship rides high and free.
Peers out across the surging tide.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Met lash, and spear, and cross, and thorn, To bring Thy kingdom here below.
His way was made a way of woe.
Why, thus to us, should peace be borne.?
O, give us, God, to know !
When in the throes of civil strife, This young republic fought for life ; OTHER VERSE 105 Behind the field a carping gang, In right's pretense, a lurking foe.
Stood in the light of battle's glow, And snarling, gnashed their fang to fang ; Why ? give us, God, to know.
Ah, thus Thou movest, on the storm, Thine awful wonders ...to perform ; And, humbly, we accept Thy way.
When, even now, the marplot's blow, Would lay Columbia stunned and low.
That he, abashed, shall rue the day, O, give us, God, to know.
** MISTLETOE." The poet-soul can see you, dear, Lost in the maze of one short year, Twining the mistletoe there.
Pensive and still, hopeful and true.
While memory sweetly sings to you.
Soft and low as a vesper prayer.
And one away on life's strong sea.
Where manhood's ship rides high and free.
Peers out across the surging tide.
What to read after Blue Grass Ballads And Other Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Lightfoot Visscher to read onlineMoreLess
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