Poems
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He broke the bands of death, and standing near. "Mary!" the name He spoke, ah! sound so dear, "Rabboni Master, " \vas her answering word, And then they knew that they had seen the Lord.
55 Oh blessed day on which the Savior rose Triumphant over death and all His foes, Oh blest our lives if we this day begin To let the loving, heavenly Stranger in.
Bring garlands fair and sing your sweetest song, Let praise arise from all the joyous throng, Our Lord is risen! the song of happy bands, And He will... bless the labor of your hands.
Written for the Presbyterian Sunday-school, Miles City, 1894.
FROM MY WINDOW IN SPRINGTIME.
HAIL beautiful morning of Springtime, The east all with crimson aglow, The dewdrops are sparkling like jewels As reached by the soft sunlight glow.
The trees, gently swayed by soft breezes And warmed into life by the sun, Are decking each bough with fresh beauty, Unfolding their leaves, one by one.
The larks and robins are singing, The hillsides with daisies are bright, As fresh dewy petals are opening Released from the darkness of night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He broke the bands of death, and standing near. "Mary!" the name He spoke, ah! sound so dear, "Rabboni Master, " \vas her answering word, And then they knew that they had seen the Lord.
55 Oh blessed day on which the Savior rose Triumphant over death and all His foes, Oh blest our lives if we this day begin To let the loving, heavenly Stranger in.
Bring garlands fair and sing your sweetest song, Let praise arise from all the joyous throng, Our Lord is risen! the song of happy bands, And He will... bless the labor of your hands.
Written for the Presbyterian Sunday-school, Miles City, 1894.
FROM MY WINDOW IN SPRINGTIME.
HAIL beautiful morning of Springtime, The east all with crimson aglow, The dewdrops are sparkling like jewels As reached by the soft sunlight glow.
The trees, gently swayed by soft breezes And warmed into life by the sun, Are decking each bough with fresh beauty, Unfolding their leaves, one by one.
The larks and robins are singing, The hillsides with daisies are bright, As fresh dewy petals are opening Released from the darkness of night.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J W Strevell to read onlineMoreLess
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