St Augustine At Ostia Oxford Sacred Poem
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Z 21 And thou, great monk, 27 who found'st the Happy Life Which all men seek with feverish desire Not in a home, or wealth, or friend, or wife, But solely in the spirit's naked fire, Teach me the same rich poverty to essay, Though hard the lesson be for human clay.
But chiefly Thou, whom my faint spirit pursu'th (Ev'n while my faithful heart embraceth Thee) Along the narrow, thorny, steep of Truth, Be aiding ; mind to mind, O speak to me !
Shew me Thyself, nor let the vision fade As from the Tr...ojan sad Creusa's shade. 2 And shew the model of Thy glorious city As Thou hast graven it in heaven ; for here Tho* 'tis the middle age of time, 29 'tis pity How lowly still the walls and towers appear ; The builders leave to build and ply their hate ; Some cry * Too vast the plan, ' and some * Too strait. ' 3 22 ' Build THOU Jerusalem, ' 3I Thy people sue ; 'Tis for Thy praise, and Thou art architect ; Yea, if one seem a builder good and true, Thy hands, O Lord, not his, the work effect ; Work through us in this transitory light, 32 Till we have built the city to its height.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Z 21 And thou, great monk, 27 who found'st the Happy Life Which all men seek with feverish desire Not in a home, or wealth, or friend, or wife, But solely in the spirit's naked fire, Teach me the same rich poverty to essay, Though hard the lesson be for human clay.
But chiefly Thou, whom my faint spirit pursu'th (Ev'n while my faithful heart embraceth Thee) Along the narrow, thorny, steep of Truth, Be aiding ; mind to mind, O speak to me !
Shew me Thyself, nor let the vision fade As from the Tr...ojan sad Creusa's shade. 2 And shew the model of Thy glorious city As Thou hast graven it in heaven ; for here Tho* 'tis the middle age of time, 29 'tis pity How lowly still the walls and towers appear ; The builders leave to build and ply their hate ; Some cry * Too vast the plan, ' and some * Too strait. ' 3 22 ' Build THOU Jerusalem, ' 3I Thy people sue ; 'Tis for Thy praise, and Thou art architect ; Yea, if one seem a builder good and true, Thy hands, O Lord, not his, the work effect ; Work through us in this transitory light, 32 Till we have built the city to its height.
What to read after St Augustine At Ostia Oxford Sacred Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H C Henry Charles Beeching to read onlineMoreLess
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