Eloquence of Nature And Other Poems
Eloquence of Nature And Other Poems
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D. PHELPS. 107 And then we turn our saddened minds to brighter scenes above, Receive a boon that ne er shall fail a hope in Jesus love ; That glorious hope revives the soul, it shows the way to heaven, And is the Christian s polar star, while here by tempests driven.
Though oft below we part with friends and leave our homes behind, And journey through life s chequered scenes, of good or evil kind ; Yet this unfading hope remains, " an anchor of the soul ;" It bears us up in hours of gloom, and ...points us to the goal.
Oh ! there s a home of endless joy, beyond the rayless tomb, Where lovely flowers that never die, in heavenly gardens bloom ; And angel fingers gather them, as o er those fields they tread, And weave a fadeless coronal to deck the pilgrim s head.
108 AUTUMN MUSINGS.
In that celestial world of bliss, no sorrow e er appears, For God shall call his children there, and wipe away their tears ; And Christian friends at last shall meet, to part no more for aye, But join to sing the SAVIOUR S praise, in everlasting day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
D. PHELPS. 107 And then we turn our saddened minds to brighter scenes above, Receive a boon that ne er shall fail a hope in Jesus love ; That glorious hope revives the soul, it shows the way to heaven, And is the Christian s polar star, while here by tempests driven.
Though oft below we part with friends and leave our homes behind, And journey through life s chequered scenes, of good or evil kind ; Yet this unfading hope remains, " an anchor of the soul ;" It bears us up in hours of gloom, and ...points us to the goal.
Oh ! there s a home of endless joy, beyond the rayless tomb, Where lovely flowers that never die, in heavenly gardens bloom ; And angel fingers gather them, as o er those fields they tread, And weave a fadeless coronal to deck the pilgrim s head.
108 AUTUMN MUSINGS.
In that celestial world of bliss, no sorrow e er appears, For God shall call his children there, and wipe away their tears ; And Christian friends at last shall meet, to part no more for aye, But join to sing the SAVIOUR S praise, in everlasting day.
What to read after Eloquence of Nature And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S Dryden Sylvanus Dryden Phelps to read onlineMoreLess
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