Songs of Life : a Collection of Poems
Songs of Life : a Collection of Poems
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Whate'er the guilty soul may win, There's ever want and woe within.
Madly I scorned thy love, And hushed my guilty fears, And to the counsels of thy grace I closed my heedless ears.
I closed my eyes 'gainst truth and light To hide the danger from my sight.
At last, with grief and pain, Father my guilt I see, — I will arise, though hell oppose, And trusting come to Thee ; Digitized by Google THE PRODIGAL'S RETURN. 149 Though clothed with guilty fear and shame, Thy heart of love is still the same....
My Father I have sinned Against thy woMrous grace, — Not worthy to be called thy child, The lowliest servant's place I'll take with joy, but let me be Eestored and reconciled to Thee.
My guilt no tongue tell, Long Satan's willing slave, Yet hear my burdened spirit's prayer, My Father hear and save !
Thy life, and light, and peace impart, And heal and cleanse my broken heart.
I hear my Father's voice, His lips my brow have pressed, — His arms of love encircle me, And fold me to his breast; The weary night of doubt is done, He owns the rebel for his son.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whate'er the guilty soul may win, There's ever want and woe within.
Madly I scorned thy love, And hushed my guilty fears, And to the counsels of thy grace I closed my heedless ears.
I closed my eyes 'gainst truth and light To hide the danger from my sight.
At last, with grief and pain, Father my guilt I see, — I will arise, though hell oppose, And trusting come to Thee ; Digitized by Google THE PRODIGAL'S RETURN. 149 Though clothed with guilty fear and shame, Thy heart of love is still the same....
My Father I have sinned Against thy woMrous grace, — Not worthy to be called thy child, The lowliest servant's place I'll take with joy, but let me be Eestored and reconciled to Thee.
My guilt no tongue tell, Long Satan's willing slave, Yet hear my burdened spirit's prayer, My Father hear and save !
Thy life, and light, and peace impart, And heal and cleanse my broken heart.
I hear my Father's voice, His lips my brow have pressed, — His arms of love encircle me, And fold me to his breast; The weary night of doubt is done, He owns the rebel for his son.
What to read after Songs of Life : a Collection of Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Hartley Dewart to read onlineMoreLess
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