Poems
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let my soul, like this submissive sea, With peace upon its breast, By the deep influence of thy Spirit be Holy and hushed to rest.
And as the gladdening sun lights up the morn, Bidding the storm depart, So may the Sun of Righteousness adorn, With love, my shadowed heart.
A Burial at Sea.
[Illustration: Burial at Sea] The shore hath blent with the distant skies, O'er the bend of the crested seas, And the leaning ship in her pathway flies, On the sweep of the freshened breeze.
Swift be it...s flight! for a dying guest It bears across the billow, And she fondly sighs in her native West To find a peaceful pillow.
There, o'er the tide, her kindred sleep, And she would sleep beside them-- It may not be! for the sea is deep, And the waves--the waves divide them!
It may not be! for the flush is flown, That lighted her lily cheek-- 'Twas the passing beam, ere the sun goes down. -- Life's last and loveliest streak.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
let my soul, like this submissive sea, With peace upon its breast, By the deep influence of thy Spirit be Holy and hushed to rest.
And as the gladdening sun lights up the morn, Bidding the storm depart, So may the Sun of Righteousness adorn, With love, my shadowed heart.
A Burial at Sea.
[Illustration: Burial at Sea] The shore hath blent with the distant skies, O'er the bend of the crested seas, And the leaning ship in her pathway flies, On the sweep of the freshened breeze.
Swift be it...s flight! for a dying guest It bears across the billow, And she fondly sighs in her native West To find a peaceful pillow.
There, o'er the tide, her kindred sleep, And she would sleep beside them-- It may not be! for the sea is deep, And the waves--the waves divide them!
It may not be! for the flush is flown, That lighted her lily cheek-- 'Twas the passing beam, ere the sun goes down. -- Life's last and loveliest streak.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Goodrich, Samuel G. (Samuel Griswold), 1793-1860 to read onlineMoreLess
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