Shiloh And Other Poems
Shiloh And Other Poems
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When Love has lit his lamps on high. Where they hang in the broad o'er-arching sky ? When the air, that l^reathes on the upturned brow, Wakens by its soft, gentle sough Feelings of awe and feelings of joy, 36 As it seems a spirit passing by — A spirit of Nature come from far, From spaces past heaven's fairest star.
'Twas under the stars that Abram learnt Those lessons of faith, so deeply burnt Into his soul by the voice of (jod, As onward his pilgrim way he trod. 'Twas in the field at the event...ide That Isaac awaited his coming bride, And pondered the grace of heaven's Lord, That chose him heir of His plighted word. Again, 'twas at eve, when the sun was set. That Jacob, the fugitive, was met. Not by goblin, ghost, or fay. Such as scare through heated fancy's play The thralls of superstition's sway, But by visions of angels from above, Leaving, approaching, the Throne of Love.
And still it is as the night draws nigh That deepest impressions on us lie, Concerning the spirit -world on high, And the God that there rules constantly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Love has lit his lamps on high. Where they hang in the broad o'er-arching sky ? When the air, that l^reathes on the upturned brow, Wakens by its soft, gentle sough Feelings of awe and feelings of joy, 36 As it seems a spirit passing by — A spirit of Nature come from far, From spaces past heaven's fairest star.
'Twas under the stars that Abram learnt Those lessons of faith, so deeply burnt Into his soul by the voice of (jod, As onward his pilgrim way he trod. 'Twas in the field at the event...ide That Isaac awaited his coming bride, And pondered the grace of heaven's Lord, That chose him heir of His plighted word. Again, 'twas at eve, when the sun was set. That Jacob, the fugitive, was met. Not by goblin, ghost, or fay. Such as scare through heated fancy's play The thralls of superstition's sway, But by visions of angels from above, Leaving, approaching, the Throne of Love.
And still it is as the night draws nigh That deepest impressions on us lie, Concerning the spirit -world on high, And the God that there rules constantly.
What to read after Shiloh And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reginald Tavey to read onlineMoreLess
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