Old Quaker Meeting-Houses
Old Quaker Meeting-Houses
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Haunted with memory and mystery And shadows of the Early Friends, — they touch me With wondrous pathos and heart-moving power; I cannot voice the magic and the charm With which they cry across the wistful years.
Holy and tender, from the Long Ago; I cannot voice the yearning they awake.
Those ancient Meetings in the Mother Land !
— O do the fragile balmy blossoms strew Their lintels and their lowly burial-stones With fragrant petal-drift all April long?
Do warm rains drip like tears on summer n...ights?
Does drear November sway their massive oaks And moan among their dark and centuried yews?
[88] VII jiS mountain streams from sudden sources run y^ And calmer grow ere yet they blend in one.
Then deeper flowing and more reverently Yield all their treasure to the parent sea; — So holy love in kindred hearts awakes And swift, from many lands, one channel takes.
Whose currents blending deep in silence move Toward that great ocean of Abiding Love, Our common Father s heart, where space and time are not And each for each may plead, all selfish ends forgot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Haunted with memory and mystery And shadows of the Early Friends, — they touch me With wondrous pathos and heart-moving power; I cannot voice the magic and the charm With which they cry across the wistful years.
Holy and tender, from the Long Ago; I cannot voice the yearning they awake.
Those ancient Meetings in the Mother Land !
— O do the fragile balmy blossoms strew Their lintels and their lowly burial-stones With fragrant petal-drift all April long?
Do warm rains drip like tears on summer n...ights?
Does drear November sway their massive oaks And moan among their dark and centuried yews?
[88] VII jiS mountain streams from sudden sources run y^ And calmer grow ere yet they blend in one.
Then deeper flowing and more reverently Yield all their treasure to the parent sea; — So holy love in kindred hearts awakes And swift, from many lands, one channel takes.
Whose currents blending deep in silence move Toward that great ocean of Abiding Love, Our common Father s heart, where space and time are not And each for each may plead, all selfish ends forgot.
What to read after Old Quaker Meeting-Houses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hayes, John Russell, 1866-1945 to read onlineMoreLess
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