Rabboni And Other Poems
Rabboni And Other Poems
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My Mother ! Canst thou see thy child ?
Dost thou know when I am sad ? And does thy heart o'erflow with bliss When my heart is light and glad ?
1 was young when last thou saw'st me, But my hair is silvered now, For the snows of many winters, Now have fallen on my brow.
I still dwell where the flowers fade, But thou where they deathless bloom.
I wander where the shadows fall, But thou where 'tis high, full noon.
3° My song is often mixed with tears, And falters on my tongue, But Gabriel cannot re...ach the notes, Which thy ransomed soul hath sung.
I sometimes think I hear thy voice, As I heard it when a child, When gathered round thy knee we knelt In the op'ning hours of life. This was the burden of thy prayer, And this the petition asked, ' That we all might love the Saviour, And meet Thee in Heaven at last. " And now I am only waiting, Till the call to me is given. Will it be some glad sweet morning When I see thy face in Heaven ? Or, will it be in the evening When I fold my hands to rest, And the last sigh of weariness, Has fled from my quiet breast ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My Mother ! Canst thou see thy child ?
Dost thou know when I am sad ? And does thy heart o'erflow with bliss When my heart is light and glad ?
1 was young when last thou saw'st me, But my hair is silvered now, For the snows of many winters, Now have fallen on my brow.
I still dwell where the flowers fade, But thou where they deathless bloom.
I wander where the shadows fall, But thou where 'tis high, full noon.
3° My song is often mixed with tears, And falters on my tongue, But Gabriel cannot re...ach the notes, Which thy ransomed soul hath sung.
I sometimes think I hear thy voice, As I heard it when a child, When gathered round thy knee we knelt In the op'ning hours of life. This was the burden of thy prayer, And this the petition asked, ' That we all might love the Saviour, And meet Thee in Heaven at last. " And now I am only waiting, Till the call to me is given. Will it be some glad sweet morning When I see thy face in Heaven ? Or, will it be in the evening When I fold my hands to rest, And the last sigh of weariness, Has fled from my quiet breast ?
What to read after Rabboni And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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