Simple Southern Songs
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Oft-time we give way to repining, Forgetful of the joys we hold, And which our hearts would never barter, For wealth of gems or purest gold.
Health, strength and loved ones, who re quite us Affection full and free for ours; Then be content while these are left thee, And prize the happy, golden hours.
September 4th, 1884.
jframe" It may seem strange to us, that One So good and pure as God above, Could look on any creature here, With one degree of love.
Our thoughts and actions poor and mean, And... all unworthy of His smile; The best impulses of our hearts, Sin s taint doth oft defile.
When evening s shadows close around, We see the day just left behind Filled with sad failures and mistakes, While tears repentant blind.
Yet in our sorrow s bitter depths, The saddest soul His word can trust, And hope that He remembers still, "That we are only dust. " January 25th, 1888.
132 115e fttna Be kind to one another; It may not be for long Tomorrow you may sit alone, And miss the gladsome song.
Be true to one another, Grieve not the trusting heart O think how soon Death s hand may tear The closest links apart!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oft-time we give way to repining, Forgetful of the joys we hold, And which our hearts would never barter, For wealth of gems or purest gold.
Health, strength and loved ones, who re quite us Affection full and free for ours; Then be content while these are left thee, And prize the happy, golden hours.
September 4th, 1884.
jframe" It may seem strange to us, that One So good and pure as God above, Could look on any creature here, With one degree of love.
Our thoughts and actions poor and mean, And... all unworthy of His smile; The best impulses of our hearts, Sin s taint doth oft defile.
When evening s shadows close around, We see the day just left behind Filled with sad failures and mistakes, While tears repentant blind.
Yet in our sorrow s bitter depths, The saddest soul His word can trust, And hope that He remembers still, "That we are only dust. " January 25th, 1888.
132 115e fttna Be kind to one another; It may not be for long Tomorrow you may sit alone, And miss the gladsome song.
Be true to one another, Grieve not the trusting heart O think how soon Death s hand may tear The closest links apart!
What to read after Simple Southern Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ida Caroline Harrell Horne to read onlineMoreLess
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