Poems
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Tread softly here, for see Saint Michael stands Full-winged with golden peacock eye — Emblem of all Eternity — To do God's work, and with his fearless hands He thrusts away the evil power that strives To cloud light hope with grief and pain: And lo! the face of Heaven again Smiles down upon our wild and wayward lives.
46 IN MEMORIAM Of noble mien Saint George of England slays The dragon form that fain must yield ; In armour clad, with crimson shield He spears his vanquished foe. Saint Alban's g...aze Scans every man, o'er distant lands afar In pilgrim garb he journeys forth To martyr's death, to test the worth Of all men give, ere they too cross the bar.
From Bergendal they bring a wooden cross To hang beneath, that marked his grave Out where the sun-dried grasses wave Across the lonely veldt, to mourn his loss, But yet to bless the Hand that snatched away One so belov'd by all, and best By some who pray the silent Rest To grant him peace, until the Dawn of Day.
47 MAN'S CHOICE MAN'S destiny reveals below Free choice toward a Father's will, And as he wills come weal or woe, The choice is made 'twixt good and ill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tread softly here, for see Saint Michael stands Full-winged with golden peacock eye — Emblem of all Eternity — To do God's work, and with his fearless hands He thrusts away the evil power that strives To cloud light hope with grief and pain: And lo! the face of Heaven again Smiles down upon our wild and wayward lives.
46 IN MEMORIAM Of noble mien Saint George of England slays The dragon form that fain must yield ; In armour clad, with crimson shield He spears his vanquished foe. Saint Alban's g...aze Scans every man, o'er distant lands afar In pilgrim garb he journeys forth To martyr's death, to test the worth Of all men give, ere they too cross the bar.
From Bergendal they bring a wooden cross To hang beneath, that marked his grave Out where the sun-dried grasses wave Across the lonely veldt, to mourn his loss, But yet to bless the Hand that snatched away One so belov'd by all, and best By some who pray the silent Rest To grant him peace, until the Dawn of Day.
47 MAN'S CHOICE MAN'S destiny reveals below Free choice toward a Father's will, And as he wills come weal or woe, The choice is made 'twixt good and ill.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Archibald Henry Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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