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1 Wants to hear her Father's voice Saying, ' Emma,' come to me, Evermore shalt thou rejoice In eternity.' " VI.
Emma had her wish, for she, Ere the midday sun was high, With a sweet serenity Breathed her latest sigh.
VII.
Can we doubt that Emma 's now On her spirit-wing afloat, Gazing on our saddened brow, And our stifled throat — little emma's death. 55 Watching o'er our temporal thing; Half-partaker of our food, Pleading with the King of kings, For our earthly good ?
Firm-believing in the fai...th, In the which our Emma died, We commend her now in death To the Crucified !
56 POEMS.
THANKSGIVING.
Thanksgiving, and the voice of praise To God, the gracious Giver, For every good that crowns our days, Forever, and forever !
For morning light, and evening shade, For tender blade and blossom, For joy and sorrow equal made, To glad and pain the bosom.
ii.
We thank Thee, Father, for the grain Abundant, rich and precious, That since the harvest-day hath lain In granaries full spacious ; We thank Thee for the fruits of earth, Thy tender mercy lendeth ; The mind that spake them iuto birth, Our highest thought transcendeth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 Wants to hear her Father's voice Saying, ' Emma,' come to me, Evermore shalt thou rejoice In eternity.' " VI.
Emma had her wish, for she, Ere the midday sun was high, With a sweet serenity Breathed her latest sigh.
VII.
Can we doubt that Emma 's now On her spirit-wing afloat, Gazing on our saddened brow, And our stifled throat — little emma's death. 55 Watching o'er our temporal thing; Half-partaker of our food, Pleading with the King of kings, For our earthly good ?
Firm-believing in the fai...th, In the which our Emma died, We commend her now in death To the Crucified !
56 POEMS.
THANKSGIVING.
Thanksgiving, and the voice of praise To God, the gracious Giver, For every good that crowns our days, Forever, and forever !
For morning light, and evening shade, For tender blade and blossom, For joy and sorrow equal made, To glad and pain the bosom.
ii.
We thank Thee, Father, for the grain Abundant, rich and precious, That since the harvest-day hath lain In granaries full spacious ; We thank Thee for the fruits of earth, Thy tender mercy lendeth ; The mind that spake them iuto birth, Our highest thought transcendeth.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Coe to read onlineMoreLess
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