Thanksgiving And Other Poems
Thanksgiving And Other Poems
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It could but prove my promise all untrue ; It must not waken till, beyond the skies, We meet the purer and the truer life In store, when the eternal morn shall rise.
Then only can we look for faith and trust, Friendship sincere, and love that's true and strong.
Here we can only weep, and hope, and pray, When sorrow makes the days seem dark and long.
46 THANKSGIVING, AND OTHER POEMS.
So wait I till these weary days are o'er, And the fair night, in all its glorious dress, Precedes the dawning of ...that brighter morn, When my tired heart may wake to happiness.
A PERFECT DA Y. 47 A PERFECT DAY.
THE fleecy clouds lie soft against the blue, As if the angels o'er the sapphire walls Lean silent, while beneath their folded wings There comes a glint of glory gleaming through.
The balmy air, laden with odors sweet, Blows cool and freshening from the distant hills, While the soft murmur of the rustling leaves Drops lightly, like the sound of dancing feet.
The mountain brook comes dashing down the glen, While graceful ferns and golden jewels bright Mark where amid the silence on it flows, Far from the crowded haunts of busy men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It could but prove my promise all untrue ; It must not waken till, beyond the skies, We meet the purer and the truer life In store, when the eternal morn shall rise.
Then only can we look for faith and trust, Friendship sincere, and love that's true and strong.
Here we can only weep, and hope, and pray, When sorrow makes the days seem dark and long.
46 THANKSGIVING, AND OTHER POEMS.
So wait I till these weary days are o'er, And the fair night, in all its glorious dress, Precedes the dawning of ...that brighter morn, When my tired heart may wake to happiness.
A PERFECT DA Y. 47 A PERFECT DAY.
THE fleecy clouds lie soft against the blue, As if the angels o'er the sapphire walls Lean silent, while beneath their folded wings There comes a glint of glory gleaming through.
The balmy air, laden with odors sweet, Blows cool and freshening from the distant hills, While the soft murmur of the rustling leaves Drops lightly, like the sound of dancing feet.
The mountain brook comes dashing down the glen, While graceful ferns and golden jewels bright Mark where amid the silence on it flows, Far from the crowded haunts of busy men.
What to read after Thanksgiving And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bessie Lawrence to read onlineMoreLess
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