Poems
Poems
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VII.
Against the shutters, then, the storm may dash, And trembling forests tumble with a crash ; Our glowing tapers then shall join, And books and music, too, combine ; Nor shall the storm appall, But purer thoughts recall, While round the hearth, In social mirth, We stir the cheerful blaze, and list the torrent's fall.
AUTUMN, I LOVE THEE. 159 VIII.
Above the lofty atmospheric bound, Where soft serenity is ever found, At such an hour, on buoyant wing, Our thoughts shall rise to nature's King, ...Whose might each storm displays ; Whose power red light'nings blaze ; Whose mandate binds The rudest winds ; And light'ning's fiercest flash implicitly obeys.
HYMN.
WHEN frowning clouds obscure the sky, And light'nings flash from pole to pok, And rending thunder rolls on high, What then can calm my troubled soul ? 'T is Christ, alone, can make me whole.
When raging winds tempestuous beat, And darkness lords without control, All nature quivering to her seat, What can compose my troubled soul ? 'T is Christ, alone, can make me whole* When tossed on ocean's boist'rous wave, Where mountains high the billows roll, All hope escaped the barque to save, What can compose my troubled soul ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VII.
Against the shutters, then, the storm may dash, And trembling forests tumble with a crash ; Our glowing tapers then shall join, And books and music, too, combine ; Nor shall the storm appall, But purer thoughts recall, While round the hearth, In social mirth, We stir the cheerful blaze, and list the torrent's fall.
AUTUMN, I LOVE THEE. 159 VIII.
Above the lofty atmospheric bound, Where soft serenity is ever found, At such an hour, on buoyant wing, Our thoughts shall rise to nature's King, ...Whose might each storm displays ; Whose power red light'nings blaze ; Whose mandate binds The rudest winds ; And light'ning's fiercest flash implicitly obeys.
HYMN.
WHEN frowning clouds obscure the sky, And light'nings flash from pole to pok, And rending thunder rolls on high, What then can calm my troubled soul ? 'T is Christ, alone, can make me whole.
When raging winds tempestuous beat, And darkness lords without control, All nature quivering to her seat, What can compose my troubled soul ? 'T is Christ, alone, can make me whole* When tossed on ocean's boist'rous wave, Where mountains high the billows roll, All hope escaped the barque to save, What can compose my troubled soul ?
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A K Archibald to read onlineMoreLess
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