Hill Tops
Hill Tops
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Here's all the good Hope ever dreamed — or could.
Life, absolute, divine, Is at thy finger-tip.
Now is it thine.
Yet canst thou let it slip.
Joy is thy share — Take, if thou will and dare.
Thumb-nail Portrait 69 1 1. Twice Spoken AN afternoon in May, The jflaming sword made way For me, and I went in to Paradise : I heard the creatures speaking The word that I was seeking : Once in my heart I heard it, and now have heard it twice : Once, in my heart I heard The indubitable word : — ' I am more i...nstant to thee than thy fear ! ' — That, oh now, in and under The beauty and the wonder, Sings : — 'Ah, thou art come hither, and home to Me, my dear ! ' 12. Thumb-nail Portrait YOU do not struggle, do not cry : Contentment seems to fructify In you : — to grow from more to more. Nourished upon a secret store Of joy assimilable, joy That is your wages and employ.
"JO Hill-tops 13. An Old Sampler LOVE'S blind, they say, To whom the earth and sky's Perpetual pageantries Little convey : Busy with merchandise, Or purblind, they !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here's all the good Hope ever dreamed — or could.
Life, absolute, divine, Is at thy finger-tip.
Now is it thine.
Yet canst thou let it slip.
Joy is thy share — Take, if thou will and dare.
Thumb-nail Portrait 69 1 1. Twice Spoken AN afternoon in May, The jflaming sword made way For me, and I went in to Paradise : I heard the creatures speaking The word that I was seeking : Once in my heart I heard it, and now have heard it twice : Once, in my heart I heard The indubitable word : — ' I am more i...nstant to thee than thy fear ! ' — That, oh now, in and under The beauty and the wonder, Sings : — 'Ah, thou art come hither, and home to Me, my dear ! ' 12. Thumb-nail Portrait YOU do not struggle, do not cry : Contentment seems to fructify In you : — to grow from more to more. Nourished upon a secret store Of joy assimilable, joy That is your wages and employ.
"JO Hill-tops 13. An Old Sampler LOVE'S blind, they say, To whom the earth and sky's Perpetual pageantries Little convey : Busy with merchandise, Or purblind, they !
What to read after Hill Tops?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Bryan Binns to read onlineMoreLess
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