Legenda Monastica And Other Poems
Legenda Monastica And Other Poems
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HEW me a Tree, my gracious Lord, For o'er my troubled soul The bitter waters of despair In whelming torrents roll ; Thou Who of old, by Marah's tide, The healing Wood didst swift provide, Oh ! hither speed in Love and Power, And shed Thy Light on this dark hour.
The Divine Master.
There was a Tree in Eden set The day that Adam fell, A Tree whose sweetness mortal words May not essay to tell : Though 'neath its weight thy weakness sink, To those dark waters' cheerless brink POEMS AND LEGENDS 53 B...ear it, and cast it boldly in — It hath Divinest Medicine The Man of Sorrows' Royal Throne — That Wood all grief, all woe, hath known.
Dost thou despair ? Oh ! haste to take The Cross where I in anguish spake, "Wherefore, My God, dost Thou forsake?" The Disciple.
Seeking as erst a sweet'ning Tree, To Thee, O Lord, I haste, For heavy on my fainting soul The hand of grief is prest. 'Mid bitter foes, 'mid friends grown cold, Alone I stand : oh ! now behold, And deign in Love the Wood to shew That can to sweetness change such woe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HEW me a Tree, my gracious Lord, For o'er my troubled soul The bitter waters of despair In whelming torrents roll ; Thou Who of old, by Marah's tide, The healing Wood didst swift provide, Oh ! hither speed in Love and Power, And shed Thy Light on this dark hour.
The Divine Master.
There was a Tree in Eden set The day that Adam fell, A Tree whose sweetness mortal words May not essay to tell : Though 'neath its weight thy weakness sink, To those dark waters' cheerless brink POEMS AND LEGENDS 53 B...ear it, and cast it boldly in — It hath Divinest Medicine The Man of Sorrows' Royal Throne — That Wood all grief, all woe, hath known.
Dost thou despair ? Oh ! haste to take The Cross where I in anguish spake, "Wherefore, My God, dost Thou forsake?" The Disciple.
Seeking as erst a sweet'ning Tree, To Thee, O Lord, I haste, For heavy on my fainting soul The hand of grief is prest. 'Mid bitter foes, 'mid friends grown cold, Alone I stand : oh ! now behold, And deign in Love the Wood to shew That can to sweetness change such woe.
What to read after Legenda Monastica And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mother Beatrice to read onlineMoreLess
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