Songs of Grief And Gladness And "deborah"
Songs of Grief And Gladness And "deborah"
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Decreasing, diminishing — ^this hath the hand of Truth wrought!
THE VOICE OF GOD.
Day set; night fell — a wondrous lovely night, A night of song, a balmy vernal night.
In heaven on high already shone the moon; The earth around was wrapt in splendor bright.
In the thick wood, among the hidden boughs.
Already sang the mournful nightingale.
Her sweet song streamed abroad — I sat and heard; With dreamy soul I listened to her tale.
—44— Around me trees and flowers were whispering, And in my heart ol...d memories woke that night, Forgotten in the day-time's . noise and strife; And I sat dreaming in the moon's soft light.
Then suddenly the sky's dark depths were oped, And a strong voice from heaven rolled down to me; Like unto mighty waters was the sound: "If God hath caused His face to shine on thee, "And made the holy spirit rest on thee, And thou dost play the harp and sing aloud.
Do not be soft and pliant like a rush !
Bow not thy head before the rich and proud, "Who trust in wealth, to whom a sigh is strange, Who steel their heart, that ne'er with pity bleeds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Decreasing, diminishing — ^this hath the hand of Truth wrought!
THE VOICE OF GOD.
Day set; night fell — a wondrous lovely night, A night of song, a balmy vernal night.
In heaven on high already shone the moon; The earth around was wrapt in splendor bright.
In the thick wood, among the hidden boughs.
Already sang the mournful nightingale.
Her sweet song streamed abroad — I sat and heard; With dreamy soul I listened to her tale.
—44— Around me trees and flowers were whispering, And in my heart ol...d memories woke that night, Forgotten in the day-time's . noise and strife; And I sat dreaming in the moon's soft light.
Then suddenly the sky's dark depths were oped, And a strong voice from heaven rolled down to me; Like unto mighty waters was the sound: "If God hath caused His face to shine on thee, "And made the holy spirit rest on thee, And thou dost play the harp and sing aloud.
Do not be soft and pliant like a rush !
Bow not thy head before the rich and proud, "Who trust in wealth, to whom a sigh is strange, Who steel their heart, that ne'er with pity bleeds.
What to read after Songs of Grief And Gladness And "deborah"?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gotthard Deutsch to read onlineMoreLess
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