Poems of the Inner Life
Poems of the Inner Life
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But if this weariness hath come A present from on high, Teach me to find the hidden wealth That in its depths may lie.
So in this darkness I may learn To tremble and adore, To sound my own vile nothingness, And thus to love Thee more, To love Thee, and yet not to think That I can love so much, To have Thee with me, Lord 1 all day, Yet not to feel thy touch.
L1PE.
If I have served Thee, Lord ! for hire, Hire which thy beauty showed, Can I not serve Thee now for nought, And only as my God ?
Thric...e blessed be this darkness then, This deep in which I lie, And blessed be all things that teach God's dear supremacy !
FREDERICK WILLIAM FABER.
PRAYER.
HPHERE is an awful quiet in the air, * And the sad earth, with moist imploring eye, Looks wide and wakeful at the pondering sky, Like patience slow subsiding to despair. But see, the blue smoke, as a voiceless prayer, Sole witness of a secret sacrifice, Unfolds its tardy wreaths, and multiplies Its soft chameleon breathings in the rare Capacious ether ; so it fades away, And nought is seen beneath the pendent blue, The undistinguishable waste of day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But if this weariness hath come A present from on high, Teach me to find the hidden wealth That in its depths may lie.
So in this darkness I may learn To tremble and adore, To sound my own vile nothingness, And thus to love Thee more, To love Thee, and yet not to think That I can love so much, To have Thee with me, Lord 1 all day, Yet not to feel thy touch.
L1PE.
If I have served Thee, Lord ! for hire, Hire which thy beauty showed, Can I not serve Thee now for nought, And only as my God ?
Thric...e blessed be this darkness then, This deep in which I lie, And blessed be all things that teach God's dear supremacy !
FREDERICK WILLIAM FABER.
PRAYER.
HPHERE is an awful quiet in the air, * And the sad earth, with moist imploring eye, Looks wide and wakeful at the pondering sky, Like patience slow subsiding to despair. But see, the blue smoke, as a voiceless prayer, Sole witness of a secret sacrifice, Unfolds its tardy wreaths, and multiplies Its soft chameleon breathings in the rare Capacious ether ; so it fades away, And nought is seen beneath the pendent blue, The undistinguishable waste of day.
What to read after Poems of the Inner Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralph T H Ralph Thomas Hotchkin Griffith to read onlineMoreLess
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