Parochial Sketches in Verse
Parochial Sketches in Verse
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i\\t Vmb in till? JtftrninDn.
IV. VISITS IN THE AFTERNOON.
LXIV. Iaoontite.
"Tis blazing noon, and every home hath spread Its table, I can be no welcome guest Where I refuse to sit among the rest, And seem to hunger while themselves are fed. Therefore my steps to other scenes be sped, Where pain hath quencliM the body's craving zest. But spirit is with thirst and hunger pressed For living water, and for heavenly bread. O day and feast of Angels, heaven's own mirth. When consolation's brimful cu...p I bear, To spirits parch'd amid this waste of woes, And talk is talk'd, songs sung, but not of earth. And tuneful with his praise, who gave our cheer, With loaf and cup by Jesus blest we close.
F IV, THE VISITS LXV.
Sitting tfoton to rest.
As the tired engineer awhile is fain To quit his sooty cell for deck, and seize With parclfd lips, open'd wide, the freshening breeze, Then hies him to his central toil again, And there resumes his post of weary pain. And there 'mid murky vapours gasps for ease, Viewless to him meanwhile the trackless seas, Through which his lonely bark drives on amain ; So from deep cells of sin, where, 'mid the cry Of anguish'd hearts and penitential woe, Play the deep springs that waft both mine and As we o'er passion's surging ocean go, [me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
i\\t Vmb in till? JtftrninDn.
IV. VISITS IN THE AFTERNOON.
LXIV. Iaoontite.
"Tis blazing noon, and every home hath spread Its table, I can be no welcome guest Where I refuse to sit among the rest, And seem to hunger while themselves are fed. Therefore my steps to other scenes be sped, Where pain hath quencliM the body's craving zest. But spirit is with thirst and hunger pressed For living water, and for heavenly bread. O day and feast of Angels, heaven's own mirth. When consolation's brimful cu...p I bear, To spirits parch'd amid this waste of woes, And talk is talk'd, songs sung, but not of earth. And tuneful with his praise, who gave our cheer, With loaf and cup by Jesus blest we close.
F IV, THE VISITS LXV.
Sitting tfoton to rest.
As the tired engineer awhile is fain To quit his sooty cell for deck, and seize With parclfd lips, open'd wide, the freshening breeze, Then hies him to his central toil again, And there resumes his post of weary pain. And there 'mid murky vapours gasps for ease, Viewless to him meanwhile the trackless seas, Through which his lonely bark drives on amain ; So from deep cells of sin, where, 'mid the cry Of anguish'd hearts and penitential woe, Play the deep springs that waft both mine and As we o'er passion's surging ocean go, [me.
What to read after Parochial Sketches in Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Wilson Evans to read onlineMoreLess
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