Days And Hours
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Hark ! 'tis the weary Fishers' evening hymn, A lowly Alleluia, mournfal-sweet ; But thro' the harpstrings of the Cherubim That music flows unto the Mercy-seat ; An ancient voice ; a grateful sacrifice ; The suffering tones of uncomplaining Time ; Faith wrapt in weeds; Hope folded up in sighs; The heart of Nature sadden'd but sublime.
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Laid at their feet in love as strong as life, With upward eyes, that fill with happv tears. The sorrow-worn and patient-hearted wife Holds up her tender child ...the heir of fears : More dear is ^e than on her bridal day, More dear his face whereon she loves to dwell Than priceless pearls, and treasures cast away- — Her welcome sounded wild as her farewell 218 THE fishers' hymn.
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The passing anguish, of remember'd pains Drags back to Earth the notes that soar to Heaven ; Dread as a dream the shade of 111 remains, Their awful hearts are as the gray of Even ; A burst of exultation, and of praise — A sadden' d cadence closing notes of cheer — For tho' they have been snatch'd from woful days, That which they fear'd, and fled, is still to fear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hark ! 'tis the weary Fishers' evening hymn, A lowly Alleluia, mournfal-sweet ; But thro' the harpstrings of the Cherubim That music flows unto the Mercy-seat ; An ancient voice ; a grateful sacrifice ; The suffering tones of uncomplaining Time ; Faith wrapt in weeds; Hope folded up in sighs; The heart of Nature sadden'd but sublime.
IV.
Laid at their feet in love as strong as life, With upward eyes, that fill with happv tears. The sorrow-worn and patient-hearted wife Holds up her tender child ...the heir of fears : More dear is ^e than on her bridal day, More dear his face whereon she loves to dwell Than priceless pearls, and treasures cast away- — Her welcome sounded wild as her farewell 218 THE fishers' hymn.
V.
The passing anguish, of remember'd pains Drags back to Earth the notes that soar to Heaven ; Dread as a dream the shade of 111 remains, Their awful hearts are as the gray of Even ; A burst of exultation, and of praise — A sadden' d cadence closing notes of cheer — For tho' they have been snatch'd from woful days, That which they fear'd, and fled, is still to fear.
What to read after Days And Hours?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Tennyson to read onlineMoreLess
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