Poems
Poems
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Be this our cherished aim, thy mind ^^'it]l i)lastic hand to mould.
With treasures rich to store it well, More precious far than gold.
46 Be this our never-ceasing care Into thy heart to pour The precepts pure of hoUness, To guide thee evermore.
May true religion's holy lamp On thy path its lustre shed, And may Heaven's kind protecting hand From danger shield thy head.
And when our life draws to its close, And all our locks turn grey, May thy sweet face, like angel bright, Strew blessings on ou...r w^ay.
AN ADDRESS TO AN AGED PERSON (A translation from prose. ) Dost thou, O aged Christian, realise Th' approaching end of thy short pilgrimage ?
That even now thou 'rt treading on the verge Of that far " better land, " nearing the shore Of everlasting life, while yet a while Thy litde bark rests in a quiet haven, To give thee more time to prepare thyself?
Let not this be a self-indulgent time, But make it all it may be unto thee, Whate'er the past has been, a gathering in Of all thy strength to fit thee for thy call.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Be this our cherished aim, thy mind ^^'it]l i)lastic hand to mould.
With treasures rich to store it well, More precious far than gold.
46 Be this our never-ceasing care Into thy heart to pour The precepts pure of hoUness, To guide thee evermore.
May true religion's holy lamp On thy path its lustre shed, And may Heaven's kind protecting hand From danger shield thy head.
And when our life draws to its close, And all our locks turn grey, May thy sweet face, like angel bright, Strew blessings on ou...r w^ay.
AN ADDRESS TO AN AGED PERSON (A translation from prose. ) Dost thou, O aged Christian, realise Th' approaching end of thy short pilgrimage ?
That even now thou 'rt treading on the verge Of that far " better land, " nearing the shore Of everlasting life, while yet a while Thy litde bark rests in a quiet haven, To give thee more time to prepare thyself?
Let not this be a self-indulgent time, But make it all it may be unto thee, Whate'er the past has been, a gathering in Of all thy strength to fit thee for thy call.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Bowstead to read onlineMoreLess
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