Poems Moral And Religious
Poems Moral And Religious
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With mind unruffl'd, and a soul serene ; Not all the snares that in his path are spread, Nor threatening dangers rolling o'er his head. Can stop, disturb, or daunt his steady mind. To Peace, to Virtue, and to Heaven resigu'd. If at his death no fun'ral pomp's display 'd. Nor tattling stone to tell you where he's laid. The sweet reflection on a life well-spent. Supplies both Epitaph and Monument j 16 Who in this Life his part hath acted well.
May sleep securely in his humble cell — Till Heaven s...hall deign to wake his slumb'ring dust.
To bliss Eternal, with the good and just, i But when, alas ! will these reflections end? Can I forget my dear-departed friend ? The sad rememb'rance yet renews my pain, We're parted, yet in hopes to meet again In yon bright region, in a happier clime. Beyond the far-expanded waste of Time, Where Joy's eternal spring for ever flows. And Happiness no intermission knows : Yet Nature's weak, and oftdisharraoniz'd. And frets at losing what we over-priz'd ; Which Heaven but lent — then why should we complain When the blest Donor takes his own again ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With mind unruffl'd, and a soul serene ; Not all the snares that in his path are spread, Nor threatening dangers rolling o'er his head. Can stop, disturb, or daunt his steady mind. To Peace, to Virtue, and to Heaven resigu'd. If at his death no fun'ral pomp's display 'd. Nor tattling stone to tell you where he's laid. The sweet reflection on a life well-spent. Supplies both Epitaph and Monument j 16 Who in this Life his part hath acted well.
May sleep securely in his humble cell — Till Heaven s...hall deign to wake his slumb'ring dust.
To bliss Eternal, with the good and just, i But when, alas ! will these reflections end? Can I forget my dear-departed friend ? The sad rememb'rance yet renews my pain, We're parted, yet in hopes to meet again In yon bright region, in a happier clime. Beyond the far-expanded waste of Time, Where Joy's eternal spring for ever flows. And Happiness no intermission knows : Yet Nature's weak, and oftdisharraoniz'd. And frets at losing what we over-priz'd ; Which Heaven but lent — then why should we complain When the blest Donor takes his own again ?
What to read after Poems Moral And Religious?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacob Cowan to read onlineMoreLess
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