Echoes
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" The shadows are too dark which wait As Dwellers round that Mystic Gate.
Their gloom foretells its agony. The bitter cup — the bloody sweat — The loneliness by Fear beset : — Is there none other pathway yet, But thine — O dark Gethsemane ? " None other, though ye seek in tears The heaped-up wisdom of the years.
In every age, from sea to sea, The Revelation, when it came. No matter by what Sign or Name, Was one and evermore the same, And came through some Gethsemane.
Nay — more : none wholly 's...cape the path ! Is it not true that suffering hath Its toll from all humanity? We cannot, if we would, resist. And walk it howsoe'er we list, Defying it, or one with Christ, We all must tread Gethsemane.
The painful search that man hath made For Path that may this Path evade Is its own bitter irony ! He treads it still who thinks to shun : And call it what he may, each one Will tread the Path, escaped by none, Which leads through Life's Gethsemane.
GETHSEMANE. 4I That Sorrow is Man's heritage, Is written on Life's every page, And points each known philosophy : But we may choose if it assume The hopeless darkness of the tomb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The shadows are too dark which wait As Dwellers round that Mystic Gate.
Their gloom foretells its agony. The bitter cup — the bloody sweat — The loneliness by Fear beset : — Is there none other pathway yet, But thine — O dark Gethsemane ? " None other, though ye seek in tears The heaped-up wisdom of the years.
In every age, from sea to sea, The Revelation, when it came. No matter by what Sign or Name, Was one and evermore the same, And came through some Gethsemane.
Nay — more : none wholly 's...cape the path ! Is it not true that suffering hath Its toll from all humanity? We cannot, if we would, resist. And walk it howsoe'er we list, Defying it, or one with Christ, We all must tread Gethsemane.
The painful search that man hath made For Path that may this Path evade Is its own bitter irony ! He treads it still who thinks to shun : And call it what he may, each one Will tread the Path, escaped by none, Which leads through Life's Gethsemane.
GETHSEMANE. 4I That Sorrow is Man's heritage, Is written on Life's every page, And points each known philosophy : But we may choose if it assume The hopeless darkness of the tomb.
What to read after Echoes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clifford Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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