Guests of the Heart
Guests of the Heart
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When sorrow all our heart would ask. We need not shun our daily task.
And hide ourselves for calm ; The herbs we seek to heal our woe Familiar by our pathway grow, Our common air is balm.
Around each pure domestic shrine Bright flowers of Eden bloom and twine, Our hearths are altars all ; The prayers of hungry souls and poor. Like armed Angels at the door, Our unseen foes appal.
Alms all around and hymns within — What evil eye can entrance win Where guards like these abound ?
" . Soint trust in... tijariots, uniJ some in horses: but bit (uill remember tl^c name of fl)t ^orb our (Sob. " — Psa. Xx, 7.
'^, ;G^ i:^ =M- €- &^S£i\^ -^»-fr- (M & THE father's care FOR HIS CHILDREN.
If chance some heedless heart should roam, Sure, thought of these will lure it home Ere lost in Folly's round.
O joys, that sweetest in decay, Fall not, like wither'd leaves, away, But with the silent breath Of violets drooping one by one, Soon as their fragrant task is done, Are wafted high in death !
. — KEBLE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When sorrow all our heart would ask. We need not shun our daily task.
And hide ourselves for calm ; The herbs we seek to heal our woe Familiar by our pathway grow, Our common air is balm.
Around each pure domestic shrine Bright flowers of Eden bloom and twine, Our hearths are altars all ; The prayers of hungry souls and poor. Like armed Angels at the door, Our unseen foes appal.
Alms all around and hymns within — What evil eye can entrance win Where guards like these abound ?
" . Soint trust in... tijariots, uniJ some in horses: but bit (uill remember tl^c name of fl)t ^orb our (Sob. " — Psa. Xx, 7.
'^, ;G^ i:^ =M- €- &^S£i\^ -^»-fr- (M & THE father's care FOR HIS CHILDREN.
If chance some heedless heart should roam, Sure, thought of these will lure it home Ere lost in Folly's round.
O joys, that sweetest in decay, Fall not, like wither'd leaves, away, But with the silent breath Of violets drooping one by one, Soon as their fragrant task is done, Are wafted high in death !
. — KEBLE.
What to read after Guests of the Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adam Craig to read onlineMoreLess
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