Poems
Poems
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And, approaching death's hushed stillness, Breaks unto that child of woe, Into solemn strains of music That no mortal ear may know. Holding every sense entranced, Bathing heart and trembling brain, In the sunset of a splendour Opening on the heavenly plain. On the morning land's bright gathering Of his fondly waiting dead, In their glorious risen garments, With a halo round each head. From each eye, the life immortal, Scintillating like a star ; On each face, that glad revealing, " As the holy ...angels are. " — [ 38 ] In God's wondrous wisdom, working Out their human life above ; Borne back to call home their left one, With their choral songs of love. Blessed mission to the dying !
Thus 'twas with a poor shorn lamb, Whom the God of endless mercies, Home received with a psalm. Bringing in, with ear sent knowledge, The rapt fulness of that life, Where to see and know are one thing, And to serve love's only strife. Still 'tis used — the glorious ladder That the sleeping Jacob saw ; Still ascending, and descending, Follows heart fixed, changeless law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And, approaching death's hushed stillness, Breaks unto that child of woe, Into solemn strains of music That no mortal ear may know. Holding every sense entranced, Bathing heart and trembling brain, In the sunset of a splendour Opening on the heavenly plain. On the morning land's bright gathering Of his fondly waiting dead, In their glorious risen garments, With a halo round each head. From each eye, the life immortal, Scintillating like a star ; On each face, that glad revealing, " As the holy ...angels are. " — [ 38 ] In God's wondrous wisdom, working Out their human life above ; Borne back to call home their left one, With their choral songs of love. Blessed mission to the dying !
Thus 'twas with a poor shorn lamb, Whom the God of endless mercies, Home received with a psalm. Bringing in, with ear sent knowledge, The rapt fulness of that life, Where to see and know are one thing, And to serve love's only strife. Still 'tis used — the glorious ladder That the sleeping Jacob saw ; Still ascending, and descending, Follows heart fixed, changeless law.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agnes a Nicholson to read onlineMoreLess
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