Heart's Ease
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It was intended By our Great Teacher, Who doth wisely rule.
And when our course in earth-life shall be ended He will promote us to His higher school.
26 OU have finished your task and I thank yow, dear; Now, leave me alone with my Dead; I must commune with a presence here, That hovers over the flow^er-decked bier, Ere that presence from earth has sped.
You look so placid, O, Dead most dear, As. I stand here by your side; But you do not respond to one burning tear.
And you do not reply to the wo...rds you hear, Though part of me, too, has died.
I look in your face, dear Dead of mine, And I fondle the lifeless clay.
But a Magic Sculptor has changed its line, And an hour ago seems aeons of time, And thousands of miles away.
Oh! What is this wonderful mystery?
V/hat is this thing called Death?
But an hour ago you spoke to me.
Dear Dead of mine; but it cannot be That your love has gone with your breath.
And then such a revelation came To the innermost soul of me!
I saw no thing, and I heard no name; *Twas a holy hour, ah, you must not blame If I keep the mystery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was intended By our Great Teacher, Who doth wisely rule.
And when our course in earth-life shall be ended He will promote us to His higher school.
26 OU have finished your task and I thank yow, dear; Now, leave me alone with my Dead; I must commune with a presence here, That hovers over the flow^er-decked bier, Ere that presence from earth has sped.
You look so placid, O, Dead most dear, As. I stand here by your side; But you do not respond to one burning tear.
And you do not reply to the wo...rds you hear, Though part of me, too, has died.
I look in your face, dear Dead of mine, And I fondle the lifeless clay.
But a Magic Sculptor has changed its line, And an hour ago seems aeons of time, And thousands of miles away.
Oh! What is this wonderful mystery?
V/hat is this thing called Death?
But an hour ago you spoke to me.
Dear Dead of mine; but it cannot be That your love has gone with your breath.
And then such a revelation came To the innermost soul of me!
I saw no thing, and I heard no name; *Twas a holy hour, ah, you must not blame If I keep the mystery.
What to read after Heart's Ease?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Florence Belle Anderson to read onlineMoreLess
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