Poems
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It sweats through town and city And through the blessed fields, And sobs not any pity.
And yet swift comfort yields.
162 It trudges toward the mountains, The mountains green or bleak.
And loves their rushing fountains And all the words they speak.
Onward, forever onward.
To river, farm and sea.
Forever climbing dawnward In rainy, dusty glee.
16S The Hand of God T^Y Hand, O God, Thy pierced Hand, 1 I pray Thee, give it me; For on Life's icy stairs I stand And fear their treachery.
Thy hand, so s...trong, so firm, so sure.
What time I hold it fast, In storm's alarms, I stand secure And banter with the blast.
hand of God, when held by Thee, What can my pulses stir?
1 walk straight on, upheld and free.
And naught can me deter.
I hold God's hand, God's pierced hand; Its wound doth bring me hope: My way I do not understand.
And yet I do not grope.
I hold Thy hand. Thy hand holds me: I climb Life's icy stair As I would walk a quiet lea, — No danger anywhere.
164 The Hush of Evening Settles on My Heart TTHE hush of evening settles on my heart, •■' No turbulence of day rolls thunder peal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It sweats through town and city And through the blessed fields, And sobs not any pity.
And yet swift comfort yields.
162 It trudges toward the mountains, The mountains green or bleak.
And loves their rushing fountains And all the words they speak.
Onward, forever onward.
To river, farm and sea.
Forever climbing dawnward In rainy, dusty glee.
16S The Hand of God T^Y Hand, O God, Thy pierced Hand, 1 I pray Thee, give it me; For on Life's icy stairs I stand And fear their treachery.
Thy hand, so s...trong, so firm, so sure.
What time I hold it fast, In storm's alarms, I stand secure And banter with the blast.
hand of God, when held by Thee, What can my pulses stir?
1 walk straight on, upheld and free.
And naught can me deter.
I hold God's hand, God's pierced hand; Its wound doth bring me hope: My way I do not understand.
And yet I do not grope.
I hold Thy hand. Thy hand holds me: I climb Life's icy stair As I would walk a quiet lea, — No danger anywhere.
164 The Hush of Evening Settles on My Heart TTHE hush of evening settles on my heart, •■' No turbulence of day rolls thunder peal.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William a William Alfred Quayle to read onlineMoreLess
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