Poems
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Sing triumphant songs, Orion, Earth s redeemed alone, can sing Of the dying love of Jesus; The lamb slain, their priest and king. That new song shall roll forever, New, when countless years are o er, "Praise to God The highest glory, Evermore, and evermore. " O er the mountains of Judea, In the far off olden time Youthful Mary s feet are speeding Winged by thoughts and hopes sublime.
Far away the sea is gleaming, Sunset blazons rock and tree, Shines on Mary s face a glory, Borrowed not from sky... or sea.
Ah! those wondrous words from Heaven! All her trembling pulses thrill; Wondrous words, the Lord is mighty, All his words will he fulfill.
Sweep her thoughts o er vanished ages Wave on wave with darkest crest; Dark with dumb unwritten anguish, Cruel wrongs no hand redressed; Toiling slaves and hopeless women, Looking up with pleading eyes, On her vision rise and vanish Like the smoke of sacrifice.
"O, the world is weary waiting, Must we die, " they yearning pray, "Die and never see the dawning Of Mesiah s glorious day?" Swells her throbbing heart with burden Of great joy no words can tell ; He, the promised Christ, is coming In this sorrowing world to dwell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sing triumphant songs, Orion, Earth s redeemed alone, can sing Of the dying love of Jesus; The lamb slain, their priest and king. That new song shall roll forever, New, when countless years are o er, "Praise to God The highest glory, Evermore, and evermore. " O er the mountains of Judea, In the far off olden time Youthful Mary s feet are speeding Winged by thoughts and hopes sublime.
Far away the sea is gleaming, Sunset blazons rock and tree, Shines on Mary s face a glory, Borrowed not from sky... or sea.
Ah! those wondrous words from Heaven! All her trembling pulses thrill; Wondrous words, the Lord is mighty, All his words will he fulfill.
Sweep her thoughts o er vanished ages Wave on wave with darkest crest; Dark with dumb unwritten anguish, Cruel wrongs no hand redressed; Toiling slaves and hopeless women, Looking up with pleading eyes, On her vision rise and vanish Like the smoke of sacrifice.
"O, the world is weary waiting, Must we die, " they yearning pray, "Die and never see the dawning Of Mesiah s glorious day?" Swells her throbbing heart with burden Of great joy no words can tell ; He, the promised Christ, is coming In this sorrowing world to dwell.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriett N Wellman Fairbanks to read onlineMoreLess
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