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O mansions fair, within the house of God, Thou land of rest for which the pilgrim cries, The soul shall live which enters in thy gates, Asleep in Christ, the Christian never dies.
18 HIS LAMBS.
" Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven. " Sweet little Linda sits out in the sun, With dainty fingers, stringing one by one A chain of beads.
I watch the glimmer of her golden hair, I note her cheeks with witching dimples fair, And wonder.
O fairy maid, so free from care or fears, No anxious thought for all ...the coming years, Sweetly trusting ; What lessons bring you to our time-worn hearts? What is the hope your innocence imparts?
I listen.
You gather sunbeams in your joyous play, With which to frighten all our clouds away ; Dear Comforter.
So may we glean a store of gladsome cheer, To give to those who find life s pathway drear, In blessing.
Like beads upon your silken chain, God s mercies o er His trusting children rain In varied hues.
14 We string them, one by one, along the strand Which binds our helplessness to God s own hand, JDay by day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O mansions fair, within the house of God, Thou land of rest for which the pilgrim cries, The soul shall live which enters in thy gates, Asleep in Christ, the Christian never dies.
18 HIS LAMBS.
" Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven. " Sweet little Linda sits out in the sun, With dainty fingers, stringing one by one A chain of beads.
I watch the glimmer of her golden hair, I note her cheeks with witching dimples fair, And wonder.
O fairy maid, so free from care or fears, No anxious thought for all ...the coming years, Sweetly trusting ; What lessons bring you to our time-worn hearts? What is the hope your innocence imparts?
I listen.
You gather sunbeams in your joyous play, With which to frighten all our clouds away ; Dear Comforter.
So may we glean a store of gladsome cheer, To give to those who find life s pathway drear, In blessing.
Like beads upon your silken chain, God s mercies o er His trusting children rain In varied hues.
14 We string them, one by one, along the strand Which binds our helplessness to God s own hand, JDay by day.
What to read after Ours?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice G Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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