Poems
Poems
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While cypress waves o'er early graves, On all the way we 're going, Far better plant where seed is scant Than tread on fruit that 's growing.
36 NO TIME FOB HATING Away with scorn! Since die we must, And rest in Nature's keeping, There are no rivals in the dust, No foes where all lie sleeping, So dry the bowers, so few the flowers, Our earthly way discloses, Far better stoop where daisies droop Than tramp o'er broken roses.
Of what are all the joys we hold Compared to joys above us ? And what a...re rank and power and gold Compared to hearts that love us ? So fleet our years, so full of tears, So closely death is waiting ; God gives us space for loving grace, But leaves no time for hating.
LAMENT ONE more great, loving heart forever hushed, Two hands forever still, Rest for another spirit worn and crushed, O God, was this Thy will?
We saw him here, but yesternight it seems, He smiled upon us then ; The long days since have passed like time in dreams, Shall we not wake again?
Ay, wake to hear that noble heart throb on In Christ-like tenderness?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While cypress waves o'er early graves, On all the way we 're going, Far better plant where seed is scant Than tread on fruit that 's growing.
36 NO TIME FOB HATING Away with scorn! Since die we must, And rest in Nature's keeping, There are no rivals in the dust, No foes where all lie sleeping, So dry the bowers, so few the flowers, Our earthly way discloses, Far better stoop where daisies droop Than tramp o'er broken roses.
Of what are all the joys we hold Compared to joys above us ? And what a...re rank and power and gold Compared to hearts that love us ? So fleet our years, so full of tears, So closely death is waiting ; God gives us space for loving grace, But leaves no time for hating.
LAMENT ONE more great, loving heart forever hushed, Two hands forever still, Rest for another spirit worn and crushed, O God, was this Thy will?
We saw him here, but yesternight it seems, He smiled upon us then ; The long days since have passed like time in dreams, Shall we not wake again?
Ay, wake to hear that noble heart throb on In Christ-like tenderness?
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martha Elizabeth Powers to read onlineMoreLess
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