Gethsemane And Other Writings
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a week or a day I ask no allegiance enduring for aye, For God, in His wisdom, all changing has made The blossoms of spring, are destined to fade.
In the blue of your eyes, I mirrored have seen, The heaven, of which, every soul has it s dream, And through the long years, my solace shall be, That sometimes, my darling, you re think ing of me.
Love me, beloved a week or a day, I ask no allegiance enduring for aye, For God in His wisdom all changing has made, The flowers of the summer are blooming ...to fade.
my ficart Y heart is like a harp, dear love, A harp with broken strings, And under every hand but yours, Its sound discordant rings. But to your touch responds again, The songs of earlier years, When with its happier music came, No undertone of tears.
You waken all the olden themes, That slumber in its strings When life was one long day of dreams Of fairer better, things, I know by this, these broken chords, In some far realm unite, In perfect melody and words, Tuned with the Infinite.
(8) fier King WINSOME maiden planned her life How, when she was her hero s wife, He should be royal among men, And -worthy of a diadem.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
a week or a day I ask no allegiance enduring for aye, For God, in His wisdom, all changing has made The blossoms of spring, are destined to fade.
In the blue of your eyes, I mirrored have seen, The heaven, of which, every soul has it s dream, And through the long years, my solace shall be, That sometimes, my darling, you re think ing of me.
Love me, beloved a week or a day, I ask no allegiance enduring for aye, For God in His wisdom all changing has made, The flowers of the summer are blooming ...to fade.
my ficart Y heart is like a harp, dear love, A harp with broken strings, And under every hand but yours, Its sound discordant rings. But to your touch responds again, The songs of earlier years, When with its happier music came, No undertone of tears.
You waken all the olden themes, That slumber in its strings When life was one long day of dreams Of fairer better, things, I know by this, these broken chords, In some far realm unite, In perfect melody and words, Tuned with the Infinite.
(8) fier King WINSOME maiden planned her life How, when she was her hero s wife, He should be royal among men, And -worthy of a diadem.
What to read after Gethsemane And Other Writings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna M Morrison Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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