God's Love Letters
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He lays him down beneath an apple-tree.
He hears the birds melodious litanies.
And then he sleeps, and smiles, and sweetly dreams.
He wakes to hear a roaring, rushing wind.
And see tree arabesques take sudden life: Then hears the gray cloud-ships of war shoot forth Their changing silver shot to struggle through The interlacing, net-work of the boughs.
And cause weed leaves to curl as films of death.
Then silence brief: then bugles of the wind Are blown again, and dazzling volley falls.
The whil...e from top most bough to top most bough A songless bird to swiftly greets gray skies.
And a lark mother calms her brood by song.
The river postules by the falling rain That seem like hills of Hght, on a dark, small And sluggish stream, that needs great heavens aid.
A sudden light bursts from a cloud-rift and : Deepens the shadows 'neath the low-hung boughs. I Wood violets tip-toe towards the sky's bright blue.
Seeming to hear the glad sweet songs of fair Red-breasted robins on a stately oak: And for the birds and blooms, and for the human soul, In the dark heavens, God wrote his rainbow-love.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He lays him down beneath an apple-tree.
He hears the birds melodious litanies.
And then he sleeps, and smiles, and sweetly dreams.
He wakes to hear a roaring, rushing wind.
And see tree arabesques take sudden life: Then hears the gray cloud-ships of war shoot forth Their changing silver shot to struggle through The interlacing, net-work of the boughs.
And cause weed leaves to curl as films of death.
Then silence brief: then bugles of the wind Are blown again, and dazzling volley falls.
The whil...e from top most bough to top most bough A songless bird to swiftly greets gray skies.
And a lark mother calms her brood by song.
The river postules by the falling rain That seem like hills of Hght, on a dark, small And sluggish stream, that needs great heavens aid.
A sudden light bursts from a cloud-rift and : Deepens the shadows 'neath the low-hung boughs. I Wood violets tip-toe towards the sky's bright blue.
Seeming to hear the glad sweet songs of fair Red-breasted robins on a stately oak: And for the birds and blooms, and for the human soul, In the dark heavens, God wrote his rainbow-love.
What to read after God's Love Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward From Old Catalog Peterson to read onlineMoreLess
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