Poems And Songs
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Our souls may be as free from sin, as thine that's fled away.
IN MEMORIAM. 113 lit gttmcrram C Jf. Fl.
February, 1859.
A SAD farewell, thou beauteous boy ! We bend beneath the chastening rod, In pale submission to our God, Who metes out every grief and joy.
Thou wert the gentlest boy I knew — Thy heart was ever frank and kind ; No sweeter youth is left behind — None ever lived more good or true !
114 IN IVIEMORIAM.
Of thy sad death all hearts are full — Thy love-lit eye and smiling face Are mis...sed from ev'ry wonted place — At home, in play-ground, church, and school I Gloom reign'd within my little realm Upon the morning of thy death — No playmate spoke above his breath, So much did grief each mind o'erwhelm.
Thy love dwells in our breasts secure, — Fond mem'ry too thy form shall trace. And brood on its peculiar grace — Meet temple for a soul so pure !
! who shall now supply thy love ? In tears we grudge thy present bliss, — Too pure wert thou for earth like this, And Seraphs beckoned thee above.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our souls may be as free from sin, as thine that's fled away.
IN MEMORIAM. 113 lit gttmcrram C Jf. Fl.
February, 1859.
A SAD farewell, thou beauteous boy ! We bend beneath the chastening rod, In pale submission to our God, Who metes out every grief and joy.
Thou wert the gentlest boy I knew — Thy heart was ever frank and kind ; No sweeter youth is left behind — None ever lived more good or true !
114 IN IVIEMORIAM.
Of thy sad death all hearts are full — Thy love-lit eye and smiling face Are mis...sed from ev'ry wonted place — At home, in play-ground, church, and school I Gloom reign'd within my little realm Upon the morning of thy death — No playmate spoke above his breath, So much did grief each mind o'erwhelm.
Thy love dwells in our breasts secure, — Fond mem'ry too thy form shall trace. And brood on its peculiar grace — Meet temple for a soul so pure !
! who shall now supply thy love ? In tears we grudge thy present bliss, — Too pure wert thou for earth like this, And Seraphs beckoned thee above.
What to read after Poems And Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Dunbar to read onlineMoreLess
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