Poems
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Where life's young pilgrims bow the head, Can we not hear the Master's tone.
Breathed to his followers alone, " Sorrow ye not as those who see No star of hope their guide to be." Mourn ye not those whose steps have trod The mansions of their Father, God.
Though life was one bright summer's day.
Fearless they trod death's narrow way.
It led them through decay and gloom.
To bowers where fadeless glories bloom.
136 POEMS.
No tear of grief shall dim their eye ; Their anguished heart shall heave no ...sigh Sin shall not check their grateful prayer ; Nor error cloud the day-beam there : But joy's rich fountain-stream shall flow, And love's sweet ray unclouded glow.
Then let the eye no longer weep ; God shall those vanished treasures keep, To dwell, as gems of life and light, For aye within His watchful sight.
There shall we meet, life's trials o'er, Our loved, our lost, to part no more.
THE CONTRAST.
" Lovely and pleasant were they in their lives, and in their death not divided." Holy Writ.
A YOUNG and cherished bride, she went her future home to seek, While glowed the living tints of health upon her kindling cheek.
What to read after Poems?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where life's young pilgrims bow the head, Can we not hear the Master's tone.
Breathed to his followers alone, " Sorrow ye not as those who see No star of hope their guide to be." Mourn ye not those whose steps have trod The mansions of their Father, God.
Though life was one bright summer's day.
Fearless they trod death's narrow way.
It led them through decay and gloom.
To bowers where fadeless glories bloom.
136 POEMS.
No tear of grief shall dim their eye ; Their anguished heart shall heave no ...sigh Sin shall not check their grateful prayer ; Nor error cloud the day-beam there : But joy's rich fountain-stream shall flow, And love's sweet ray unclouded glow.
Then let the eye no longer weep ; God shall those vanished treasures keep, To dwell, as gems of life and light, For aye within His watchful sight.
There shall we meet, life's trials o'er, Our loved, our lost, to part no more.
THE CONTRAST.
" Lovely and pleasant were they in their lives, and in their death not divided." Holy Writ.
A YOUNG and cherished bride, she went her future home to seek, While glowed the living tints of health upon her kindling cheek.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Whitwell Hale to read onlineMoreLess
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