Sonnets And Other Poems
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. . Then, Lord loving May I obey it, Allow not the voices of matter to stifle Nor to gainsay it, Undaunted follow that sense that is higher than knowing The greatest gift of this life that Thou hast for bestowing Until it shall lead me to Thee in Thy heaven, In a surrender 77 SOUL YEARNING More perfect and final than any my utmost Efforts can tender On this poor earth. The reward of my faithful endeavour Shall be to unite with Thy limitless Goodness for ever.
THE POET WHO would not a poet be? W...inging high To the sky, Spirit purely elevated, Universal, consecrated, Leaps the bounds of finity Seeking for divinity. Who would not a poet be ?
Who would still a poet be?
Drooping low Under woe, Breaking heart in human sorrow, Dreaming of no earthly morrow, Bound to unrealities, Crushed by trivialities, Who would still a poet be?
79 NIGHT THE great wind wanders lonely o'er the heath, Seeking the soul that once with him com- muned, Sweeping the stars, and calling where, beneath, The dim trees murmur, to the stars attuned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . Then, Lord loving May I obey it, Allow not the voices of matter to stifle Nor to gainsay it, Undaunted follow that sense that is higher than knowing The greatest gift of this life that Thou hast for bestowing Until it shall lead me to Thee in Thy heaven, In a surrender 77 SOUL YEARNING More perfect and final than any my utmost Efforts can tender On this poor earth. The reward of my faithful endeavour Shall be to unite with Thy limitless Goodness for ever.
THE POET WHO would not a poet be? W...inging high To the sky, Spirit purely elevated, Universal, consecrated, Leaps the bounds of finity Seeking for divinity. Who would not a poet be ?
Who would still a poet be?
Drooping low Under woe, Breaking heart in human sorrow, Dreaming of no earthly morrow, Bound to unrealities, Crushed by trivialities, Who would still a poet be?
79 NIGHT THE great wind wanders lonely o'er the heath, Seeking the soul that once with him com- muned, Sweeping the stars, and calling where, beneath, The dim trees murmur, to the stars attuned.
What to read after Sonnets And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F E Scarborough to read onlineMoreLess
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