Heart's Own; Verses
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In the long, long past; and when that is gone, 1 may see him where all unto each are known !
Dying (it Eighty. 15 DEFENSE.
When shadows of base thoughts upon me 8teal, My soul her silvery-gleaming shield uprears, And every shade darts back to where 'twas born.
In that dark world whence all death's shad- ows come.
Love is that shield, and heaven, whence it came, Doth reen force it with its own pure light.
So shall it brighten in the years to be, No shade of sin shall dare my soul assail.
DYING A...T EIGHTY.
JiLY 14, 1886.
Where art thou now, Friend So near thy journey's end?
Hear'st thou through dream the song Thine ears have waited lone;?
16 Heart's Own.
Seest thou Christ's face and theirs AVho've climbed the heavenly stairs ?
Feel'st thou new life and power, Perpetual youth thy dower?
Or art thou dead to all Sweet sounds from heaven let fall?
And seest no face or form, Nor feel'st or cold or warm, Bead as men seem to those Who watch their last repose?
^Once thou wert strong and glad;
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the long, long past; and when that is gone, 1 may see him where all unto each are known !
Dying (it Eighty. 15 DEFENSE.
When shadows of base thoughts upon me 8teal, My soul her silvery-gleaming shield uprears, And every shade darts back to where 'twas born.
In that dark world whence all death's shad- ows come.
Love is that shield, and heaven, whence it came, Doth reen force it with its own pure light.
So shall it brighten in the years to be, No shade of sin shall dare my soul assail.
DYING A...T EIGHTY.
JiLY 14, 1886.
Where art thou now, Friend So near thy journey's end?
Hear'st thou through dream the song Thine ears have waited lone;?
16 Heart's Own.
Seest thou Christ's face and theirs AVho've climbed the heavenly stairs ?
Feel'st thou new life and power, Perpetual youth thy dower?
Or art thou dead to all Sweet sounds from heaven let fall?
And seest no face or form, Nor feel'st or cold or warm, Bead as men seem to those Who watch their last repose?
^Once thou wert strong and glad;
What to read after Heart's Own; Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Ross Champlin to read online
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