Gold And Frieze
Gold And Frieze
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And see thro' the vista the fair promised land.
Gleaming bright 'neath the Deity's smile.
Would the diamond or pearl buy our singing bird ?
Would we change it for warbler more rare ?
Ah, no ! for the music for our ear alone, Will be still heard tho' richer were there.
I think, if uncaged, and its bright form were lost In the sky it has gazed at so long.
We would still hear the voice of our warbling bird.
Ringing clear like an angel's song.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 8o TEMPTED AND ERRING.
Tempted and... Erring.
'T^EMPTED and erring, would thy poor heart feel The calm once felt ?
Enter thy closet, reverently kneel As once thou knelt.
Far have thy steps in the bewildering maze Of pleasure, trod; And thou hast feared, in life's forbidden ways, To meet thy God.
When thou wast walking in the narrow way, A spark divine.
Warmed by its presence, brightened by its ray, That soul of thine.
On the cold altar of thy hardened heart, That spark has lain ; — Touched by the finger of thy God, 'twill start To flame again.
What to read after Gold And Frieze?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And see thro' the vista the fair promised land.
Gleaming bright 'neath the Deity's smile.
Would the diamond or pearl buy our singing bird ?
Would we change it for warbler more rare ?
Ah, no ! for the music for our ear alone, Will be still heard tho' richer were there.
I think, if uncaged, and its bright form were lost In the sky it has gazed at so long.
We would still hear the voice of our warbling bird.
Ringing clear like an angel's song.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 8o TEMPTED AND ERRING.
Tempted and... Erring.
'T^EMPTED and erring, would thy poor heart feel The calm once felt ?
Enter thy closet, reverently kneel As once thou knelt.
Far have thy steps in the bewildering maze Of pleasure, trod; And thou hast feared, in life's forbidden ways, To meet thy God.
When thou wast walking in the narrow way, A spark divine.
Warmed by its presence, brightened by its ray, That soul of thine.
On the cold altar of thy hardened heart, That spark has lain ; — Touched by the finger of thy God, 'twill start To flame again.
What to read after Gold And Frieze?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R. G. Alsop to read onlineMoreLess
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