Poems of Alfred Midgley
Poems of Alfred Midgley
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Will those who watch his future see Degrading lusts, or growing love Of truth and right ; from youth to age True to his goodly heritage ?
A LITTLE CHILD SHALL LEAD. 45 ^nb it fittlc Qlhilb ghall fcab 'Zlxm.
Were you in haste to leave us, little one, That naught availed our love and care and grief ?
And were you glad ahead of us to run — Your sojourn with us was too bright and brief ?
And could there be a greater love than ours, Or safer shelter than our lowly home, Or eyes more watchful while y...ou gathered flowers With eager hands, wherever you might roam ?
If so, then you are safe and blessed indeed, For all we have, we would for you have given, With willing toil, and word, and look, and deed — Have made your life akin to that of heaven.
Naught in the past to grieve o'er or regret ; Nor in the future to shrink from or fear ; The worst of death — the things we would forget — You never knew while you were with us here.
And you, a little child, have led the way Through sombre shades we sometimes fain would shun ; And all the mystery has passed away, — Which greater grows as years the longer run.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Will those who watch his future see Degrading lusts, or growing love Of truth and right ; from youth to age True to his goodly heritage ?
A LITTLE CHILD SHALL LEAD. 45 ^nb it fittlc Qlhilb ghall fcab 'Zlxm.
Were you in haste to leave us, little one, That naught availed our love and care and grief ?
And were you glad ahead of us to run — Your sojourn with us was too bright and brief ?
And could there be a greater love than ours, Or safer shelter than our lowly home, Or eyes more watchful while y...ou gathered flowers With eager hands, wherever you might roam ?
If so, then you are safe and blessed indeed, For all we have, we would for you have given, With willing toil, and word, and look, and deed — Have made your life akin to that of heaven.
Naught in the past to grieve o'er or regret ; Nor in the future to shrink from or fear ; The worst of death — the things we would forget — You never knew while you were with us here.
And you, a little child, have led the way Through sombre shades we sometimes fain would shun ; And all the mystery has passed away, — Which greater grows as years the longer run.
What to read after Poems of Alfred Midgley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Midgley to read onlineMoreLess
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