Easter Bells Poems
Easter Bells Poems
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83 God knows how deep the furrow Needed by soul of mine, Ere the stony soul shall quicken And bloom with fruits divine.
And God who cares for the vintage When the sap is in the stem, And God who crowns the summer With the autumn's diadem, And God who all the winter Beholds the world's bread grow, May be trusted for loving 1 kindness Though his ploughshare lay me low.
THE CHRISTMAS ANGELS AGAIN, as of old, the shadows fold, and the midnight sky is clear and cold ; Again, as when the shepherds wa...tched, the peasants sleep with their doors unlatched, - Serene and still over vale and hill, over palace gateway and cottage sill, In snow-white fleece lies the wintry peace, and the angels hasten to do God's will.
Ever they keep above our sleep a vigil tender and sweet and deep, But they waken us now, from the skies aglow, and the sound of their wings goes to and fro. Hark to the song of that seraph throng, who nearest of all to the throne belong. Hither they come to heart and home, with hail to the right that shall smite the wrong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
83 God knows how deep the furrow Needed by soul of mine, Ere the stony soul shall quicken And bloom with fruits divine.
And God who cares for the vintage When the sap is in the stem, And God who crowns the summer With the autumn's diadem, And God who all the winter Beholds the world's bread grow, May be trusted for loving 1 kindness Though his ploughshare lay me low.
THE CHRISTMAS ANGELS AGAIN, as of old, the shadows fold, and the midnight sky is clear and cold ; Again, as when the shepherds wa...tched, the peasants sleep with their doors unlatched, - Serene and still over vale and hill, over palace gateway and cottage sill, In snow-white fleece lies the wintry peace, and the angels hasten to do God's will.
Ever they keep above our sleep a vigil tender and sweet and deep, But they waken us now, from the skies aglow, and the sound of their wings goes to and fro. Hark to the song of that seraph throng, who nearest of all to the throne belong. Hither they come to heart and home, with hail to the right that shall smite the wrong.
What to read after Easter Bells Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Elizabeth Munson Sangster to read onlineMoreLess
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