Martyred Humanity And Other Poems
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His was the genial, cultured glow of age, The wealth of conscious and deserved respect: His rounded life a fair, unspotted page, By death preserved and bound in the Elect.
His memory fading with the onward life, His body blending with the pulseless sod, We speed his spirit from our world of strife, To seek his title on the role of God.
I FACE ANOTHER DAY M Y FATHER, O my Father, From out the gathering gloom, I cry as one forgotten In some impending doom; From out the rift of matter, Ere yet the... closing sod, In low, despairing utterance, I call on Thee, O God!
Almost I yield to horror, To phantasy and doubt, Almost to that rash impulse Which snuffs life s candle out; Almost, O God, almost, I yield the parting breath, And ceasing all of struggle Fall weakly into death.
10 (145) I4 6 MARTYRED HUMANITY What stays the fatal moment ?
What lights the flame anew ? Is it to strive for other And nobler work to do ? Or, yet, with higher daring My crumbling plans to rear, All radiant with Thy blessing, All conscious of Thy care ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His was the genial, cultured glow of age, The wealth of conscious and deserved respect: His rounded life a fair, unspotted page, By death preserved and bound in the Elect.
His memory fading with the onward life, His body blending with the pulseless sod, We speed his spirit from our world of strife, To seek his title on the role of God.
I FACE ANOTHER DAY M Y FATHER, O my Father, From out the gathering gloom, I cry as one forgotten In some impending doom; From out the rift of matter, Ere yet the... closing sod, In low, despairing utterance, I call on Thee, O God!
Almost I yield to horror, To phantasy and doubt, Almost to that rash impulse Which snuffs life s candle out; Almost, O God, almost, I yield the parting breath, And ceasing all of struggle Fall weakly into death.
10 (145) I4 6 MARTYRED HUMANITY What stays the fatal moment ?
What lights the flame anew ? Is it to strive for other And nobler work to do ? Or, yet, with higher daring My crumbling plans to rear, All radiant with Thy blessing, All conscious of Thy care ?
What to read after Martyred Humanity And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Valentine Stewart to read onlineMoreLess
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