Dianas Looking Glass And Other Poems
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Oh, it were wondrous strange and sweet To fall like her of old, love-led, Down at His own dear blessed feet. And wash them with the tears I shed, And weep, and weep, till I were dead. He would not spurn me from the place, For He was ever full of grace. And loving, pitiful, and kind. The lost He came to seek and find ; The broken heart to heal and bind. Have mercy, Jesu ; here I lie ; Low from the dust to Thee I cry ; No one so lost, undone, as I. Oh, by Thy five red bleeding wounds, G 82 CONFES...SION.
And by the scars on hands and side, By shudd'ring wail, and awful sounds. That pierced the skies from Calvary, And by the flowing, crimson tide. Oh, save me, Jesu, or I die !
Hark ! Hark ! Didst thou not hear them toll The great and solemn funeral bell ? 'Twas for the passing of my soul That loudly rang that dismal knell. Now shrive me — speak the words of peace — — 'Tis well. The time is drawing near, The headsman, he will soon be here — I hear his steps. Well, let him come ; I am prepared to meet my doom — Nor think, good Father, I would live ; I shrink no longer from the tomb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, it were wondrous strange and sweet To fall like her of old, love-led, Down at His own dear blessed feet. And wash them with the tears I shed, And weep, and weep, till I were dead. He would not spurn me from the place, For He was ever full of grace. And loving, pitiful, and kind. The lost He came to seek and find ; The broken heart to heal and bind. Have mercy, Jesu ; here I lie ; Low from the dust to Thee I cry ; No one so lost, undone, as I. Oh, by Thy five red bleeding wounds, G 82 CONFES...SION.
And by the scars on hands and side, By shudd'ring wail, and awful sounds. That pierced the skies from Calvary, And by the flowing, crimson tide. Oh, save me, Jesu, or I die !
Hark ! Hark ! Didst thou not hear them toll The great and solemn funeral bell ? 'Twas for the passing of my soul That loudly rang that dismal knell. Now shrive me — speak the words of peace — — 'Tis well. The time is drawing near, The headsman, he will soon be here — I hear his steps. Well, let him come ; I am prepared to meet my doom — Nor think, good Father, I would live ; I shrink no longer from the tomb.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Dent Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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