Fragments
Fragments
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80 Though unknown, we know we love Thee. Thou wast God in the beginning. Was there ever a beginning? W 7 ill there ever be an ending? W r orld and planets Thou hast builded, Even though by evolution. Thou art God, the great Creator, Ever was, and ever will be.
LIFE S DREAMS.
From the cradle to the grave, Life is a dream. Full oft a nightmare dark and drear, And then a gleam Of light celestial from on high Doth come to us, It seems to come from heaven s gate All glorious.
The dark, dark night do...th pass away, Then comes the morn: A flood of light resplendent, Effulgent dawn. The gloomy dream hath passed away With the dark night. The morning brings to us sweet Hope And Hope brings light.
82 THE MATING OF THE TREES.
The trees are kissing each other, And whispering words of love.
The wind sends forth a jealous cry: The sun looks down from above And warms the home of the wedded trees, Gives flowers to the happy pair.
The wind is conquered by the sun, That sends its rays everywhere.
A storm cloud passing o er the sky Saw what the angry wind had done, And shedding tears of sympathy, A victory o er the wind soon won.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
80 Though unknown, we know we love Thee. Thou wast God in the beginning. Was there ever a beginning? W 7 ill there ever be an ending? W r orld and planets Thou hast builded, Even though by evolution. Thou art God, the great Creator, Ever was, and ever will be.
LIFE S DREAMS.
From the cradle to the grave, Life is a dream. Full oft a nightmare dark and drear, And then a gleam Of light celestial from on high Doth come to us, It seems to come from heaven s gate All glorious.
The dark, dark night do...th pass away, Then comes the morn: A flood of light resplendent, Effulgent dawn. The gloomy dream hath passed away With the dark night. The morning brings to us sweet Hope And Hope brings light.
82 THE MATING OF THE TREES.
The trees are kissing each other, And whispering words of love.
The wind sends forth a jealous cry: The sun looks down from above And warms the home of the wedded trees, Gives flowers to the happy pair.
The wind is conquered by the sun, That sends its rays everywhere.
A storm cloud passing o er the sky Saw what the angry wind had done, And shedding tears of sympathy, A victory o er the wind soon won.
What to read after Fragments?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ardelia Marie Cotton Barton to read onlineMoreLess
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