The Angel of Death
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For you it waits, all ye lying spirits, When, stiff, the tongue to the palate sticks. Your tongue would poison all honest merits, Defiling honor by artful tricks;-- But, at my bar, There is no demurrer: The tomb I spar, And I gag the slurrer, -- Who next thereafter, when speech is past, To _Him_ shall answer, who judges last!
Then search, with rigor, your minds' desire, Then probe, in tremor, your souls' intent; With hands and hearts clean and pure, aspire To _Him_ who knows what, withi...n, you meant. Yet, thither, mortals, Your way is wending, Where, on the portals, Till time be ending, There stands this sentence, without reprieve: Here all shall enter--and none shall leave!
The earth devours you, with your achievements, And locks together its jaws again, If by beneficence, or bereavements, You cheered, or injured, your fellow men-- But of this earth Do not ask your measure; For, if in dearth, Or if blest with treasure, Your past, your present, what hence befall _He_ only knoweth, Who knoweth all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For you it waits, all ye lying spirits, When, stiff, the tongue to the palate sticks. Your tongue would poison all honest merits, Defiling honor by artful tricks;-- But, at my bar, There is no demurrer: The tomb I spar, And I gag the slurrer, -- Who next thereafter, when speech is past, To _Him_ shall answer, who judges last!
Then search, with rigor, your minds' desire, Then probe, in tremor, your souls' intent; With hands and hearts clean and pure, aspire To _Him_ who knows what, withi...n, you meant. Yet, thither, mortals, Your way is wending, Where, on the portals, Till time be ending, There stands this sentence, without reprieve: Here all shall enter--and none shall leave!
The earth devours you, with your achievements, And locks together its jaws again, If by beneficence, or bereavements, You cheered, or injured, your fellow men-- But of this earth Do not ask your measure; For, if in dearth, Or if blest with treasure, Your past, your present, what hence befall _He_ only knoweth, Who knoweth all.
What to read after The Angel of Death?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wallin Johan Olof to read onlineMoreLess
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