Idle Rhymings
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Lies in the grave on yonder hill.
Oh, gentle Spring, the earth caressing, Pleasant sight to me!
Pictures of thy love impressing On each bush and tree — There rises in my vision still.
That little grave upon the hill.
Comes alternate joy and sorrow.
In this life of ours.
Thorns to-day may bloom to-morrow.
With the richest flowers — Yet my poor heart is downcast still.
AVhile thinking of yon lonely hill.
Bound am I bv that sad token ^MORsanK^acBKaiaiaKjipph-MSBKspnKjin^KjianK^ 48 IDLE BHY3IINGS.
...Of the Savior's love, Bound by chains to live unbroken In the world above — But yet my heart sad niein'ries fill At sigrht of yonder lonely hill.
Tears of grief drive out the g-ladness From this heart of mine; I must ever l)ow in sadness, I must still repine — I can Init see, look where I will.
That little g^rave upon the hill.
That lost one yet I may recover On the other shore, WTien I pass Death's dark stream over, And shall j^rieve no more — No sorrow there, no thought of ill No lonely grave upon the hill.
What to read after Idle Rhymings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackley, John H. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lies in the grave on yonder hill.
Oh, gentle Spring, the earth caressing, Pleasant sight to me!
Pictures of thy love impressing On each bush and tree — There rises in my vision still.
That little grave upon the hill.
Comes alternate joy and sorrow.
In this life of ours.
Thorns to-day may bloom to-morrow.
With the richest flowers — Yet my poor heart is downcast still.
AVhile thinking of yon lonely hill.
Bound am I bv that sad token ^MORsanK^acBKaiaiaKjipph-MSBKspnKjin^KjianK^ 48 IDLE BHY3IINGS.
...Of the Savior's love, Bound by chains to live unbroken In the world above — But yet my heart sad niein'ries fill At sigrht of yonder lonely hill.
Tears of grief drive out the g-ladness From this heart of mine; I must ever l)ow in sadness, I must still repine — I can Init see, look where I will.
That little g^rave upon the hill.
That lost one yet I may recover On the other shore, WTien I pass Death's dark stream over, And shall j^rieve no more — No sorrow there, no thought of ill No lonely grave upon the hill.
What to read after Idle Rhymings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackley, John H. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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