Poems for Those Who Work And Hope And Love
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Were colored by the age and circumstance, And served to light anew hope's funeral pyre.
The wondrous garden love had planted, sweet With blossoms fair to longing human eyes, Was shared by faithless, selfish hearts that hid Beneath their beauty thorns of living lies.
Religion, pointing hopeful spires to heaven, Won the pure tribute of his prayerful thought.
To change the image of Eternal Good He found man's feeble will had blindly wrought.
At length, aweary of the fruitless quest.
He sought his ...own soul's light in silence vast Where dwelt the consciousness of God within— And lo ! the face of truth revealed at last.
C83 GRANT ME A FRIEND Gold from the land of Ophir, And gems from the Orient, The wealth for which earth's toiling ones Their long, hard days have spent; Fame that may seem undying, And power that may stem fate's tide- But grant, O God, one faithful friend, Though I have naught beside!
CQ] EYES THAT BELIEVE IN ME Count all beauty and all treasure Ever gleaned from land and sea, I shall find a richer measure In the eyes that believe in me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Were colored by the age and circumstance, And served to light anew hope's funeral pyre.
The wondrous garden love had planted, sweet With blossoms fair to longing human eyes, Was shared by faithless, selfish hearts that hid Beneath their beauty thorns of living lies.
Religion, pointing hopeful spires to heaven, Won the pure tribute of his prayerful thought.
To change the image of Eternal Good He found man's feeble will had blindly wrought.
At length, aweary of the fruitless quest.
He sought his ...own soul's light in silence vast Where dwelt the consciousness of God within— And lo ! the face of truth revealed at last.
C83 GRANT ME A FRIEND Gold from the land of Ophir, And gems from the Orient, The wealth for which earth's toiling ones Their long, hard days have spent; Fame that may seem undying, And power that may stem fate's tide- But grant, O God, one faithful friend, Though I have naught beside!
CQ] EYES THAT BELIEVE IN ME Count all beauty and all treasure Ever gleaned from land and sea, I shall find a richer measure In the eyes that believe in me.
What to read after Poems for Those Who Work And Hope And Love?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Goodwin, Emma Eugenie, (Quigley), 1866- to read onlineMoreLess
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