Into the Sunshine And Other Poems
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Thy trial completed, Where thou wast defeated To thee shalt be meted Earth's noblest praise.
TRIED AND TRUE.
/^\ GIVEN by fiends the gall to drink, And sweeter grown for all they send, A kind and watchful Providence Will soon proclaim the ordeal's end ; Yet call thee not from earth above, But ask thee, wearied one, take rest ; And that thy restless eyes may close, Command that from the roseate west Angels reposeful influence sweet Pour forth, to give thy spirit calm, And others send, on zephyrs... borne, To soothe thy troubled heart with balm Angelic ones shall sentinel Thy rest, and fragrance waft, till day, TRIED AND TRUE.
Shall brightly break and bid thee, glad, Thy grateful orisons to pay ; Refreshed, inhale the ambrosial air And walk beneath a happy sky, Inspired, by carol of the birds And songs of brooks that murmur by, With faith that heaven will bless thy days, Each westering sun bring peaceful sleep, And every morn new evidence That angels tender watch-care keep !
Heroic sufferer, who hast borne The burden of a broken heart, Patiently, artlessly, and yet With all the dignity of art, While so intent to bless the world None knew what woes thy own heart had- TRIED AND TRUE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thy trial completed, Where thou wast defeated To thee shalt be meted Earth's noblest praise.
TRIED AND TRUE.
/^\ GIVEN by fiends the gall to drink, And sweeter grown for all they send, A kind and watchful Providence Will soon proclaim the ordeal's end ; Yet call thee not from earth above, But ask thee, wearied one, take rest ; And that thy restless eyes may close, Command that from the roseate west Angels reposeful influence sweet Pour forth, to give thy spirit calm, And others send, on zephyrs... borne, To soothe thy troubled heart with balm Angelic ones shall sentinel Thy rest, and fragrance waft, till day, TRIED AND TRUE.
Shall brightly break and bid thee, glad, Thy grateful orisons to pay ; Refreshed, inhale the ambrosial air And walk beneath a happy sky, Inspired, by carol of the birds And songs of brooks that murmur by, With faith that heaven will bless thy days, Each westering sun bring peaceful sleep, And every morn new evidence That angels tender watch-care keep !
Heroic sufferer, who hast borne The burden of a broken heart, Patiently, artlessly, and yet With all the dignity of art, While so intent to bless the world None knew what woes thy own heart had- TRIED AND TRUE.
What to read after Into the Sunshine And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aella Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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