Poem
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Wishing their good clothes were for Monday too, Or they could sit up-stairs as singers do Close to the viol, or those pews so high By upper windows, watch the clouds go by, Or hear the birds, for sermons were too long, And e'en the deacons' heads seemed far from strong ; Uplooking to that pulpit quaint, above, Where stood a saintly one with father's love For all the flock who came from miles around There to be fed, no calling bell to sound ; Oft cold, but crowded every square-fenced pew, Whose ...paneled sides Time's painting only knew.
God's tabernacle ! Do you remember how The chrism of baptism fell upon your brow Down by the altar, when the feast was spread, The solemn hush o'er all in breaking bread ; The aged group, the poor beneath the stair So crushed in spirit, while the song and prayer Closed o'er the whole as incense on the air ?
Oh! let us linger by the sacred place ; Here souls were born, and blessed showers of grace Came down and watered all the thirsty land ; While anthems swelled and hallelujahs grand Filled all the house, with grateful, glad acclaim To Him who sent the Pentecostal flame.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wishing their good clothes were for Monday too, Or they could sit up-stairs as singers do Close to the viol, or those pews so high By upper windows, watch the clouds go by, Or hear the birds, for sermons were too long, And e'en the deacons' heads seemed far from strong ; Uplooking to that pulpit quaint, above, Where stood a saintly one with father's love For all the flock who came from miles around There to be fed, no calling bell to sound ; Oft cold, but crowded every square-fenced pew, Whose ...paneled sides Time's painting only knew.
God's tabernacle ! Do you remember how The chrism of baptism fell upon your brow Down by the altar, when the feast was spread, The solemn hush o'er all in breaking bread ; The aged group, the poor beneath the stair So crushed in spirit, while the song and prayer Closed o'er the whole as incense on the air ?
Oh! let us linger by the sacred place ; Here souls were born, and blessed showers of grace Came down and watered all the thirsty land ; While anthems swelled and hallelujahs grand Filled all the house, with grateful, glad acclaim To Him who sent the Pentecostal flame.
What to read after Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emma Carter Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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