Poems for Reformers
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Tell me not, that inspiration Died with Jewish Ixard and seer; That the present generation Only finds its mournful bier.
Tell me not, the Past, all cheerful, Reaped when Truth was in her prime; But tho Present, sad and tearful.
Gleans the fields of olden time.
Tell me not, that heaven's portals Closed when Science had her birth; And from thence the fair immortals iTever visited the earth; That the ever-loving angels Ceased their songs long, long ago, And they herald sweet evangels Nevermore to ...those below.
For the fount of life supernal Feeds unnumbered earthly springs.
And the joys, that are eternal.
To the waiting spirit brings.
68 Ccme to us the friends m ho vanished — Left us weeping on the shore; Eden's garden find the banished, Eat, and hve forevermore.
Manhood's vanguard scales the mountain, Heaven opens to their view; Weary trav'lers, by the fountain !
Up ! and gird yourselves anew.
Build your churches, they are ours, By a law ye have not known; Eaise your steeples, llank your towers !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tell me not, that inspiration Died with Jewish Ixard and seer; That the present generation Only finds its mournful bier.
Tell me not, the Past, all cheerful, Reaped when Truth was in her prime; But tho Present, sad and tearful.
Gleans the fields of olden time.
Tell me not, that heaven's portals Closed when Science had her birth; And from thence the fair immortals iTever visited the earth; That the ever-loving angels Ceased their songs long, long ago, And they herald sweet evangels Nevermore to ...those below.
For the fount of life supernal Feeds unnumbered earthly springs.
And the joys, that are eternal.
To the waiting spirit brings.
68 Ccme to us the friends m ho vanished — Left us weeping on the shore; Eden's garden find the banished, Eat, and hve forevermore.
Manhood's vanguard scales the mountain, Heaven opens to their view; Weary trav'lers, by the fountain !
Up ! and gird yourselves anew.
Build your churches, they are ours, By a law ye have not known; Eaise your steeples, llank your towers !
What to read after Poems for Reformers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Denton William to read onlineMoreLess
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