Poems Serious Humorous And Satirical
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should "jingling cash" be given To crown the joy of one who is so-so ? CARRICKS POEMS. 223 'Twill never gain the highest place in Heaven, For vanity is what man seeks to know In that refined hypocrisy of show; To find the grandest place here below, See yon cathedral, there the rich and poor Separate (to " pray ") as they enter at the door. THE CUP OF SORROW. Man takes His " drops " from the poison-cup of sorrow, And thus degrades his spark of mental power. By inebriate joy of stupefying Madness.... Folly-wise errors to commit. How like the bee that sips the venom sweet From the beauteous maiden starlike flower, Which smiles upon the unpretending haulm Of a diseased potato. M A N. Condemned to perish ! Or was man born to find a higher place In that blest heav'nly mansion, there to see The dreadful glory of His face, In holiness of never-ending grace, The light and truth of all eternity ? 2 24 CARRICKS POEMS. But what is man, that he should hope in death To live again in cloudless light above With Him who giveth life-eternal breath In endless joy of holiness and love ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
should "jingling cash" be given To crown the joy of one who is so-so ? CARRICKS POEMS. 223 'Twill never gain the highest place in Heaven, For vanity is what man seeks to know In that refined hypocrisy of show; To find the grandest place here below, See yon cathedral, there the rich and poor Separate (to " pray ") as they enter at the door. THE CUP OF SORROW. Man takes His " drops " from the poison-cup of sorrow, And thus degrades his spark of mental power. By inebriate joy of stupefying Madness.... Folly-wise errors to commit. How like the bee that sips the venom sweet From the beauteous maiden starlike flower, Which smiles upon the unpretending haulm Of a diseased potato. M A N. Condemned to perish ! Or was man born to find a higher place In that blest heav'nly mansion, there to see The dreadful glory of His face, In holiness of never-ending grace, The light and truth of all eternity ? 2 24 CARRICKS POEMS. But what is man, that he should hope in death To live again in cloudless light above With Him who giveth life-eternal breath In endless joy of holiness and love ?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Carrick to read onlineMoreLess
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