Poems
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WHAT THE ANGELS SAY. 99 Sweet mother, mine, I pray, Take not that light away ; May it be Within my inmost soul, And all my thoughts control, Perfectly.
So holy is its power, My soul can but adore Thine, and Thee ! The wisdom, love, and grace, Which, from thy heavenly face, Beam on me 1 WHAT THE ANGELS SAY.
SHALL I tell thee what the angels say, When in symbols they speak to me ?
When they hover so lovingly over my way, And whisper strange stories of thee.
They bear me away to their heavenly bow...ers, In the freshness and fragrance of morn ; Thy spirit florescent, floats over the flowers That there, in bright beauty, are born.
100 HUMAN LOVE. , In the indolent calm of a summer noon, In a reverie, fancy free, Through ISTepenthean odors, soft as June, They are wafting a vision of thee.
At twilight they take me on cloud-winged steeds, Where ripple the musical streams ; The amber-hued perfumes awoke in the meads Are the echoes of love-lighted dreams.
When the somnolent dews of the midnight weep, Weird protean fancies they twine, A garland of Lotus-buds, sacred to sleep : To sleep and to dreams that are thine !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
WHAT THE ANGELS SAY. 99 Sweet mother, mine, I pray, Take not that light away ; May it be Within my inmost soul, And all my thoughts control, Perfectly.
So holy is its power, My soul can but adore Thine, and Thee ! The wisdom, love, and grace, Which, from thy heavenly face, Beam on me 1 WHAT THE ANGELS SAY.
SHALL I tell thee what the angels say, When in symbols they speak to me ?
When they hover so lovingly over my way, And whisper strange stories of thee.
They bear me away to their heavenly bow...ers, In the freshness and fragrance of morn ; Thy spirit florescent, floats over the flowers That there, in bright beauty, are born.
100 HUMAN LOVE. , In the indolent calm of a summer noon, In a reverie, fancy free, Through ISTepenthean odors, soft as June, They are wafting a vision of thee.
At twilight they take me on cloud-winged steeds, Where ripple the musical streams ; The amber-hued perfumes awoke in the meads Are the echoes of love-lighted dreams.
When the somnolent dews of the midnight weep, Weird protean fancies they twine, A garland of Lotus-buds, sacred to sleep : To sleep and to dreams that are thine !
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Gould to read onlineMoreLess
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