Poems of the Pacific
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So they all unite in tune Giving forth melodious chime. Thus by Nature s orchestra 31 Am I thrilled and held to pay My poor tribute for the song Which the torrent brings along.
Bubbling streamlet, ever bring Just the song you love to sing, For to me thou always art Expression of a Loving Heart. Tho sometimes your way seems lost, Jostled rude, and roughly tost, Thou dost ever, onward flow, Always forward, just as tho Some sure hand of guiding friend Led thee to thy course s end. So, dear babblin...g, warbling stream, Take my thots and let me dream Of the power that guides my life Up to God thru pain and strife.
And perchance as thou dost flow Toward the ocean far below, Where, serene, thy course shall be Swallowed up eternally, So may I contented be Journeying toward Eternity, Where, fore er I ll live above, In that boundless sea of Love.
32 DRIFTWOOD While walking one evening along the beach at Ocean Park, Washington, I noticed that the tide had brpt to shore a great lot of driftwood. Taking another walk the next evening along the same way, I noticed that the tide had come in again and carried a lot of this drift back to sea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So they all unite in tune Giving forth melodious chime. Thus by Nature s orchestra 31 Am I thrilled and held to pay My poor tribute for the song Which the torrent brings along.
Bubbling streamlet, ever bring Just the song you love to sing, For to me thou always art Expression of a Loving Heart. Tho sometimes your way seems lost, Jostled rude, and roughly tost, Thou dost ever, onward flow, Always forward, just as tho Some sure hand of guiding friend Led thee to thy course s end. So, dear babblin...g, warbling stream, Take my thots and let me dream Of the power that guides my life Up to God thru pain and strife.
And perchance as thou dost flow Toward the ocean far below, Where, serene, thy course shall be Swallowed up eternally, So may I contented be Journeying toward Eternity, Where, fore er I ll live above, In that boundless sea of Love.
32 DRIFTWOOD While walking one evening along the beach at Ocean Park, Washington, I noticed that the tide had brpt to shore a great lot of driftwood. Taking another walk the next evening along the same way, I noticed that the tide had come in again and carried a lot of this drift back to sea.
What to read after Poems of the Pacific?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Guy Selwin Allison to read onlineMoreLess
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