Poems of the Christian Year
Poems of the Christian Year
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Our memories tell Of scorn, impurity, and hate, Of pride we have not sought to quell, 43 POEMS OF THE CHRISTIAN YEAR Of duty's promptings bidden to wait Ah Heaven! that we should have such pride To sorrow for at Lenten-tide.
What have we done ? Our narrow thought Has limited the Love divine, And all the flood of truth has sought In human channels to confine; The Truth of God, so free and wide, Condemns us at the Lenten-tide.
The web of life is spun apace, And many threads are gay and bright, Bu...t some to give the pattern grace Must bear the impress of the night, No weaver's hand may cast aside The dark threads of the Lenten-tide.
44 LENTEN HOPE 'HpHROUGH all the world's dark Lenten days * Some Easter songs keep ringing, No age so hopeless but its ways Are cheered by distant singing, No time so wintry but it keeps Some seeds of bloom and brightness; No chaff so worthless but there sleeps Some good grain in its lightness, No spirit in such hopeless gloom That through the walls of feeling God's sunlight to its darkest room Comes not, swift moments, stealing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our memories tell Of scorn, impurity, and hate, Of pride we have not sought to quell, 43 POEMS OF THE CHRISTIAN YEAR Of duty's promptings bidden to wait Ah Heaven! that we should have such pride To sorrow for at Lenten-tide.
What have we done ? Our narrow thought Has limited the Love divine, And all the flood of truth has sought In human channels to confine; The Truth of God, so free and wide, Condemns us at the Lenten-tide.
The web of life is spun apace, And many threads are gay and bright, Bu...t some to give the pattern grace Must bear the impress of the night, No weaver's hand may cast aside The dark threads of the Lenten-tide.
44 LENTEN HOPE 'HpHROUGH all the world's dark Lenten days * Some Easter songs keep ringing, No age so hopeless but its ways Are cheered by distant singing, No time so wintry but it keeps Some seeds of bloom and brightness; No chaff so worthless but there sleeps Some good grain in its lightness, No spirit in such hopeless gloom That through the walls of feeling God's sunlight to its darkest room Comes not, swift moments, stealing.
What to read after Poems of the Christian Year?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Wentworth Hamilton Eaton to read onlineMoreLess
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