Poems
Poems
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" 103 SANCTUARY.
I know a little maid, Humble and pure of heart, Who never knew an hour of ease, But lives another's will to please, In her still world apart, Half dumb and all afraid.
She is so frail and slight !
When she nears Paradise May God's dear Mother, of Her grace, In some green, lovely, lonely place Lesson her timid eyes To meet the Saint's in light !
104 A DECISION.
I have determined what to do At morning and at evening too ; I will find out a song to sing Though it be but a little t...hing, Twill serve to hearten up my days, To tune my pipe and give God praise !
There is the sun and the sunny sward, And the moon that lights it afterward, And birds and flowers and winds and brooks, And children with their pretty looks. Here's stuff to make a thousand lays, To tune my pipe and give God praise !
There's beauty in the greyest sky, And in the wild wind mystery ; There's magic in the falling rain, A joy within the heart of pain. These all shall furnish me with ways To tune my pipe and give God praise !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 103 SANCTUARY.
I know a little maid, Humble and pure of heart, Who never knew an hour of ease, But lives another's will to please, In her still world apart, Half dumb and all afraid.
She is so frail and slight !
When she nears Paradise May God's dear Mother, of Her grace, In some green, lovely, lonely place Lesson her timid eyes To meet the Saint's in light !
104 A DECISION.
I have determined what to do At morning and at evening too ; I will find out a song to sing Though it be but a little t...hing, Twill serve to hearten up my days, To tune my pipe and give God praise !
There is the sun and the sunny sward, And the moon that lights it afterward, And birds and flowers and winds and brooks, And children with their pretty looks. Here's stuff to make a thousand lays, To tune my pipe and give God praise !
There's beauty in the greyest sky, And in the wild wind mystery ; There's magic in the falling rain, A joy within the heart of pain. These all shall furnish me with ways To tune my pipe and give God praise !
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dorothy Frances Blomfield Gurney to read onlineMoreLess
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