Mary T Reileys Poems
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It cannot be when life for me is o er That I shall see my love no more, no more, Somewhere, somewhere, upon a golden shore, I yet shall feel his arms about me fold. God plans a meeting for us far away, In other climes, upon another day, go UNNAMED.
When I, too, pass beyond the shadows gray And see my sad life as tale that s told. There is no grief One wipes away all tears. There is no death through endless blessed years ; There is no night, and there shall come no fears.
There lives immortal lo...ve, and grows not old.
Last evening I went sorrowing Soul wrapped in one idea, To pray for the soul of Herman my friend, In the church of St. Sofia. The church was dark and lonely, But, in a column s shade, A single lonely worshiper Like myself, in silence prayed. I gazed o er the stately altar At a figure of the Christ, The Lamb of the Atonement For sinners sacrificed.
UNNAMED. 8 1 I gazed at the stately altar, But soul and lip were dumb. I had come to pray for Herman, But the prayer thought did not come.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It cannot be when life for me is o er That I shall see my love no more, no more, Somewhere, somewhere, upon a golden shore, I yet shall feel his arms about me fold. God plans a meeting for us far away, In other climes, upon another day, go UNNAMED.
When I, too, pass beyond the shadows gray And see my sad life as tale that s told. There is no grief One wipes away all tears. There is no death through endless blessed years ; There is no night, and there shall come no fears.
There lives immortal lo...ve, and grows not old.
Last evening I went sorrowing Soul wrapped in one idea, To pray for the soul of Herman my friend, In the church of St. Sofia. The church was dark and lonely, But, in a column s shade, A single lonely worshiper Like myself, in silence prayed. I gazed o er the stately altar At a figure of the Christ, The Lamb of the Atonement For sinners sacrificed.
UNNAMED. 8 1 I gazed at the stately altar, But soul and lip were dumb. I had come to pray for Herman, But the prayer thought did not come.
What to read after Mary T Reileys Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Trimble Reiley to read onlineMoreLess
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