Orpheus Today, Saint Francis of the Trees, And Other Verse
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We alas, — dull, heavy-hearted — doubt, and yearn, and grieve.
go LOVE IN HEAVEN My God, my God, what shall I say of Thee, •who madest man a marvel to himself?
Dumb, shall he gaze forever in Thy face transfixed with wonderment and love of Thee?
Death into life — Thy smile is life and heaven!
Hate into love — Thy light obliterates all that grows not infinite, divine and pure!
My God, my God, let me be always dumb!
Yet such annihilation is not meant to be the close of this poor passion-hymn.
...Thou wilt have service of us while we live as well as worship, so we dare not die.
Somehow Thy love will temper for us then the inconceivable splendor of Thy brow, and soothe us with increasing sight of Thee as holier we grow, and liker Thine.
Heaven is not meant to be the grave of man; his love, if worthy of divine recall, shall bloom once more, when he shall find sweet truth in all the irrecoverable dreams oi time, but every one transfigured, raised on higher throne, shot through and through with light.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. .
We alas, — dull, heavy-hearted — doubt, and yearn, and grieve.
go LOVE IN HEAVEN My God, my God, what shall I say of Thee, •who madest man a marvel to himself?
Dumb, shall he gaze forever in Thy face transfixed with wonderment and love of Thee?
Death into life — Thy smile is life and heaven!
Hate into love — Thy light obliterates all that grows not infinite, divine and pure!
My God, my God, let me be always dumb!
Yet such annihilation is not meant to be the close of this poor passion-hymn.
...Thou wilt have service of us while we live as well as worship, so we dare not die.
Somehow Thy love will temper for us then the inconceivable splendor of Thy brow, and soothe us with increasing sight of Thee as holier we grow, and liker Thine.
Heaven is not meant to be the grave of man; his love, if worthy of divine recall, shall bloom once more, when he shall find sweet truth in all the irrecoverable dreams oi time, but every one transfigured, raised on higher throne, shot through and through with light.
What to read after Orpheus Today, Saint Francis of the Trees, And Other Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Guthrie, William Norman, 1868-1944 to read onlineMoreLess
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