Oola And Other Poems
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May learn that only up above Can joy have perfect being.
Above the mead, and stream, and wood, And field of scented clover, The floating clouds awhile may brood, And spread their shadows over ; 51 Then pass away, like shades of grief, And show the sunlight clearer ; Thus, when from grief we gain relief, We hold our blessings dearer.
Sometimes they shade the landscape wide, Yet leave one place in lightness ; Which, when all else is dark beside, Smiles with a double brightness. Thus in aflliction...'s darkest night, There is this thought to cheer us, Midst gloom, an oasis of light, God's mercy still shines near us.
TT 9.
52 THE OCEAN OE LIFE.
Life is an ocean, vast and deep, Where many vessels sail, But swift, or slow, as on they sweep, The self-same port they hail ; And but one passenger they take. What e'er their size, what e'er their shape, Their freight is still the same ; And to that port they onward go, Some quickly sail, and some more slow, The dark grave is its name.
O'er Life's vast ocean's rolling tide The spangling stars are spread j And as the vessels onward glide, Their light is on them shed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
May learn that only up above Can joy have perfect being.
Above the mead, and stream, and wood, And field of scented clover, The floating clouds awhile may brood, And spread their shadows over ; 51 Then pass away, like shades of grief, And show the sunlight clearer ; Thus, when from grief we gain relief, We hold our blessings dearer.
Sometimes they shade the landscape wide, Yet leave one place in lightness ; Which, when all else is dark beside, Smiles with a double brightness. Thus in aflliction...'s darkest night, There is this thought to cheer us, Midst gloom, an oasis of light, God's mercy still shines near us.
TT 9.
52 THE OCEAN OE LIFE.
Life is an ocean, vast and deep, Where many vessels sail, But swift, or slow, as on they sweep, The self-same port they hail ; And but one passenger they take. What e'er their size, what e'er their shape, Their freight is still the same ; And to that port they onward go, Some quickly sail, and some more slow, The dark grave is its name.
O'er Life's vast ocean's rolling tide The spangling stars are spread j And as the vessels onward glide, Their light is on them shed.
What to read after Oola And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R D Watts to read onlineMoreLess
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