Hymns of Nature And Songs of the Spirit Poems
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And oft when the day is declining The Master comes here to pray.
The olives here bid Him welcome To their tender, traceried shade ; Their leaves, softly murmuring, soothe Him, Like music dreamily played.
The olives receive and enfold Him With an almost human love. While the evening star lights the horizon, And the crescent hangs above.
Then while Syrian skies grow deeper And burn with a thousand stars, He prays neath the olives, till morning Her purple portals unbars.
For all through the night ...in the garden He prays for me and for you, Till His forehead is wet with moisture And His locks with the morning dew.
So the olives are filled with meaning, For they link us to Christ our Friend.
They speak of His deathless devotion, Of His love that knows no end. 68 ttbe artist ot Sprtna THE ARTIST OF SPRING MER suit is of green, and her hair s golden sheen Is like tasselled corn, wind-blown ; You may see where she s been by each flowery scene, By gay tint and tone on each leaf and stone, Bright yellow and blue and brown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And oft when the day is declining The Master comes here to pray.
The olives here bid Him welcome To their tender, traceried shade ; Their leaves, softly murmuring, soothe Him, Like music dreamily played.
The olives receive and enfold Him With an almost human love. While the evening star lights the horizon, And the crescent hangs above.
Then while Syrian skies grow deeper And burn with a thousand stars, He prays neath the olives, till morning Her purple portals unbars.
For all through the night ...in the garden He prays for me and for you, Till His forehead is wet with moisture And His locks with the morning dew.
So the olives are filled with meaning, For they link us to Christ our Friend.
They speak of His deathless devotion, Of His love that knows no end. 68 ttbe artist ot Sprtna THE ARTIST OF SPRING MER suit is of green, and her hair s golden sheen Is like tasselled corn, wind-blown ; You may see where she s been by each flowery scene, By gay tint and tone on each leaf and stone, Bright yellow and blue and brown.
What to read after Hymns of Nature And Songs of the Spirit Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Merrill E Gates to read onlineMoreLess
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