Easter Greeting
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Yet the Love whose taking hallows Our poor gifts of myrrh and aloes, Rainbows e'en our tears, and raises Broken, trembling prayers to praises.
Watcher where His grave glooms darken, Lift thy shadowed soul, and harken !
Hear the strong, triumphant singing Of the risen Christ, loud ringing In glad anthems from the portals Of the home of the Immortals !
" Sealed no longer death's dark prison — Christ, the Conqueror, is risen !" Tarry not to place thy finger In the wounds where nail-prints linger; ...Leave the linen clothes that bound Him; Sing, with Mary, '• I have found Him !" Be thy mighty love the token That for thee His heart was broken.
Whom the living Christ hath shriven.
Knows, e'en here, the peace of Heaven.
Death in Christ is dawning gladness ; Life in Christ is robbed of sadness ; Faith in Christ that will not falter Crowns with Easter bloom His altar, Decks His shrine in sweetness vernal, Lives with Christ the life eternal.
Tells in song and chime and story, All a risen Saviour's glory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet the Love whose taking hallows Our poor gifts of myrrh and aloes, Rainbows e'en our tears, and raises Broken, trembling prayers to praises.
Watcher where His grave glooms darken, Lift thy shadowed soul, and harken !
Hear the strong, triumphant singing Of the risen Christ, loud ringing In glad anthems from the portals Of the home of the Immortals !
" Sealed no longer death's dark prison — Christ, the Conqueror, is risen !" Tarry not to place thy finger In the wounds where nail-prints linger; ...Leave the linen clothes that bound Him; Sing, with Mary, '• I have found Him !" Be thy mighty love the token That for thee His heart was broken.
Whom the living Christ hath shriven.
Knows, e'en here, the peace of Heaven.
Death in Christ is dawning gladness ; Life in Christ is robbed of sadness ; Faith in Christ that will not falter Crowns with Easter bloom His altar, Decks His shrine in sweetness vernal, Lives with Christ the life eternal.
Tells in song and chime and story, All a risen Saviour's glory.
What to read after Easter Greeting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Lowe Dickinson to read onlineMoreLess
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