Ezekiel And Other Poems
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" And I, a man despised, Shall enter there * During the ceremony of stripping him of his sacerdotal dress, Savonarola stood gloomy and abstracted; but when the bishop pronounced the words, " I separate thee from the Church," a sudden hope lighted his face, and he answered aloud, " From the Church Militant, but not from the Churcb Triumphant." SAVONAROLA. 71 Amongst the priests of the House of God, Clean and fair, The clouds are broken overhead, The smile of Christ's own lips is shed On my despa...ir." No golden dawn that glitters On the Eastern sea, No burning glories of the West Which transient be, Can image how that light broke forth, O blessM martyr, on thee !
He stood transfigured there, In the smile of God, Not noting the fear and wrath that shook The cruel crowd, Not knowing how they set him free, To stand with Christ in ecstasy, Where the angels sang aloud.
THE SEA OF SORROW.
i|T was the Sea of Sorrow : neither sun Nor moon did lighten it ; the waters slept, And dreamed not as they slept, for smile nor frown Did cross their face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" And I, a man despised, Shall enter there * During the ceremony of stripping him of his sacerdotal dress, Savonarola stood gloomy and abstracted; but when the bishop pronounced the words, " I separate thee from the Church," a sudden hope lighted his face, and he answered aloud, " From the Church Militant, but not from the Churcb Triumphant." SAVONAROLA. 71 Amongst the priests of the House of God, Clean and fair, The clouds are broken overhead, The smile of Christ's own lips is shed On my despa...ir." No golden dawn that glitters On the Eastern sea, No burning glories of the West Which transient be, Can image how that light broke forth, O blessM martyr, on thee !
He stood transfigured there, In the smile of God, Not noting the fear and wrath that shook The cruel crowd, Not knowing how they set him free, To stand with Christ in ecstasy, Where the angels sang aloud.
THE SEA OF SORROW.
i|T was the Sea of Sorrow : neither sun Nor moon did lighten it ; the waters slept, And dreamed not as they slept, for smile nor frown Did cross their face.
What to read after Ezekiel And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Miller Macandrew to read onlineMoreLess
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