Poems
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As one wlio liatli erred and strayed, Come I, oil Father, to thy sacred shrine; Contrite, and unafraid, Assured thou wilt forgive, and make me thine I We wander through the dark — No light save thine to guide the narrow way; Oft we forget our mark.
Amid the cares and sorrows of the day; But night brings holy calm: The stars with their mute eyes look softly down, Seeming to shed a balm Of peaceful dew upon our sorrow's crown ; And we remember Thee!
Thou infinite, eternal, in the skies; Oh ! deig...n to visit me, Who am the least of all in thy pure eyes.
For I have erred and strayed; Yet come I, Father, to thy sacred shrine; Contrite, and unafraid.
Assured thou wilt forgive, and make me thine I HE DID HIS DUTY. 83^ HE DID HIS DUTY.
Come, bear liim to his resting-place With still and solemn tread.
No crown of laurel shall be placed Above his youthful head, No words of praise upon his tomb To speak of how he fell — Only the honest epitaph, "He did his duty well." Come near and gaze upon the dead Ere laid beneath the dust; Gaze on the calm and settled face With still and solemn trust.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As one wlio liatli erred and strayed, Come I, oil Father, to thy sacred shrine; Contrite, and unafraid, Assured thou wilt forgive, and make me thine I We wander through the dark — No light save thine to guide the narrow way; Oft we forget our mark.
Amid the cares and sorrows of the day; But night brings holy calm: The stars with their mute eyes look softly down, Seeming to shed a balm Of peaceful dew upon our sorrow's crown ; And we remember Thee!
Thou infinite, eternal, in the skies; Oh ! deig...n to visit me, Who am the least of all in thy pure eyes.
For I have erred and strayed; Yet come I, Father, to thy sacred shrine; Contrite, and unafraid.
Assured thou wilt forgive, and make me thine I HE DID HIS DUTY. 83^ HE DID HIS DUTY.
Come, bear liim to his resting-place With still and solemn tread.
No crown of laurel shall be placed Above his youthful head, No words of praise upon his tomb To speak of how he fell — Only the honest epitaph, "He did his duty well." Come near and gaze upon the dead Ere laid beneath the dust; Gaze on the calm and settled face With still and solemn trust.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clark, Annie E to read onlineMoreLess
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