Poems
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THE SIXTY-FIRST PSALM.
WILT thou listen, O God ! to my prayer ; Unto thee for relief will I cry. Lead my heart, overwhelmed with despair, To the Rock that is higher than I.
O, thou Refuge for all the oppressed, Thy praises, O Lord, I will sing : Thou art ever my shelter of rest ; I will trust in the shade of thy wing.
For my prayer, O my God, thou wilt hear, And a blessed inheritance give To those who shall serve thee with fear, And in holy obedience live.
THE NINETIETH PSALM.
O LORD ! before t...he mountains' birth, Ere suns and stars obeyed thy nod, Or ever thou hadst formed the earth, From everlasting, thou art God.
Thou sayest to man, Return to dust !
Quickly he droops away in death ; For youth, and strength, and wisdom must, At thy command, resign their breath.
For, in thine all-eternal sight, A thousand long, revolving years Seems like a silent watch of night, Or like a yesterday appears.
With thee, like rolling waves they pass ; Or like the morning's winged dream, Or like the tender, springing grass That sparkles in its dewy beam.
What to read after Poems?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE SIXTY-FIRST PSALM.
WILT thou listen, O God ! to my prayer ; Unto thee for relief will I cry. Lead my heart, overwhelmed with despair, To the Rock that is higher than I.
O, thou Refuge for all the oppressed, Thy praises, O Lord, I will sing : Thou art ever my shelter of rest ; I will trust in the shade of thy wing.
For my prayer, O my God, thou wilt hear, And a blessed inheritance give To those who shall serve thee with fear, And in holy obedience live.
THE NINETIETH PSALM.
O LORD ! before t...he mountains' birth, Ere suns and stars obeyed thy nod, Or ever thou hadst formed the earth, From everlasting, thou art God.
Thou sayest to man, Return to dust !
Quickly he droops away in death ; For youth, and strength, and wisdom must, At thy command, resign their breath.
For, in thine all-eternal sight, A thousand long, revolving years Seems like a silent watch of night, Or like a yesterday appears.
With thee, like rolling waves they pass ; Or like the morning's winged dream, Or like the tender, springing grass That sparkles in its dewy beam.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliza Lee Follen to read onlineMoreLess
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