Silex Scintillans
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I And yett as in Night*s gloomy p^e One silent star may interline, So in this last and lewdest age Thy ancient love on some may shine* ~ «*9 WHITE SUNDAY For, though we hourly breathe decays, And our best note and highest ease Is but mere changing of the keys, And a consumption that doth please; Yet Thou the great eternal Rock Whose height above all ages shines, Art still the same, and canst unlock Thy waters to a soul that pines.
Since then Thou art the same this day And ever, as Thou wert of ...old, And nothing doth Thy love allay, But our hearts' dead and sinful cold; As Thou long since wert pleased to buy Our drowned estate, taking the curse Upon Thyself, so to destroy The knots we tied upon Thy purse; So let Thy grace now make the way Even for Thy love; for by that means We, who are nothing but foul clay, Shall be fine gold which Thou didst cleanse.
O come I refine us with Thy fire I Refine us! we are at a loss.
Let not Thy stars for Balaam's hire Dissolve into the common dross!
The Proffer j^ j^ Be still, black parasites, Flutter no more; Were it still winter, as it was before, You*d make no flights; But now the dew and sun have warmed my bowers, You fly and flock to suck the flowers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I And yett as in Night*s gloomy p^e One silent star may interline, So in this last and lewdest age Thy ancient love on some may shine* ~ «*9 WHITE SUNDAY For, though we hourly breathe decays, And our best note and highest ease Is but mere changing of the keys, And a consumption that doth please; Yet Thou the great eternal Rock Whose height above all ages shines, Art still the same, and canst unlock Thy waters to a soul that pines.
Since then Thou art the same this day And ever, as Thou wert of ...old, And nothing doth Thy love allay, But our hearts' dead and sinful cold; As Thou long since wert pleased to buy Our drowned estate, taking the curse Upon Thyself, so to destroy The knots we tied upon Thy purse; So let Thy grace now make the way Even for Thy love; for by that means We, who are nothing but foul clay, Shall be fine gold which Thou didst cleanse.
O come I refine us with Thy fire I Refine us! we are at a loss.
Let not Thy stars for Balaam's hire Dissolve into the common dross!
The Proffer j^ j^ Be still, black parasites, Flutter no more; Were it still winter, as it was before, You*d make no flights; But now the dew and sun have warmed my bowers, You fly and flock to suck the flowers.
What to read after Silex Scintillans?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vaughan Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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