Children of the Shadow And Other Poems
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Tis he!
Gone and yet he still abides with me!
[39] A FRIEND H . E shared his every pleasure, Gave all great-heartedly; And yet I felt some treasure Was still denied to me Something I could not borrow; Something he would not lend; Until he shared his sorrow.
Then then he was a friend.
40] STARWARD D ESPAIR?
How can a deathless soul despair? Though measureless thy depths of woe, Though never yet man fell so low, There still remains one breath for prayer, The will to strive, to rise again, To purg...e thy stain before all men, To reach star heights though still ye plod. Then, brother, list and place belief in this, Though unbelievable: No ill stands irremediable, No sin stands irretrievable Before the eyes of God.
THOUGH THY FOE BE UNCONQUERABLE DEATH FIGHT, though the whole world oppose thee. Fight, though the grim heartless strife Withhold the one crown that it owes thee, The joy that might laurel thy life. Yet fight!
In the sting of the taking and giving, In the blood that oft blindeth thy sight, In the rising through failure lies living, The living that triumphs through fight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tis he!
Gone and yet he still abides with me!
[39] A FRIEND H . E shared his every pleasure, Gave all great-heartedly; And yet I felt some treasure Was still denied to me Something I could not borrow; Something he would not lend; Until he shared his sorrow.
Then then he was a friend.
40] STARWARD D ESPAIR?
How can a deathless soul despair? Though measureless thy depths of woe, Though never yet man fell so low, There still remains one breath for prayer, The will to strive, to rise again, To purg...e thy stain before all men, To reach star heights though still ye plod. Then, brother, list and place belief in this, Though unbelievable: No ill stands irremediable, No sin stands irretrievable Before the eyes of God.
THOUGH THY FOE BE UNCONQUERABLE DEATH FIGHT, though the whole world oppose thee. Fight, though the grim heartless strife Withhold the one crown that it owes thee, The joy that might laurel thy life. Yet fight!
In the sting of the taking and giving, In the blood that oft blindeth thy sight, In the rising through failure lies living, The living that triumphs through fight.
What to read after Children of the Shadow And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold Symmes to read onlineMoreLess
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