The Banks O Cree And Other Poems
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J esus, our King, on wings of light, A n answer sweet to thee will bear. M ay you be found, as years roll on, E xcelling still in grace divine, S owing rich seeds of faith and love, M aking thy light more brightly shine ! A nd when life's battle you have fought, C ontented may you close your eyes ; D awn, glorious dawn, for thee will break n fairer scenes beyond the skies. N o foes can enter that bright land, A nd friends who meet will part no more. L ife there is one bright endless day; D eath... cannot reach that love-girt shore.
1 f storms should rise on life's dark sea, N il desjjerandwn, a calm will come ; G reat waves of glory shall o'er thee roll, L ighting the way to thy heavenly home. I mbowered in that bright land above, S af ely He '11 shield thee with His love.
56 ON THE DEATH OF LITTLE ALICE, DUNDEE.
We will not forget thee, our own little darling, Though under the daisies they 've laid thee to sleep; When we think on thy smiles and sweet childish prattle, Although it is sinful, we cannot but weep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
J esus, our King, on wings of light, A n answer sweet to thee will bear. M ay you be found, as years roll on, E xcelling still in grace divine, S owing rich seeds of faith and love, M aking thy light more brightly shine ! A nd when life's battle you have fought, C ontented may you close your eyes ; D awn, glorious dawn, for thee will break n fairer scenes beyond the skies. N o foes can enter that bright land, A nd friends who meet will part no more. L ife there is one bright endless day; D eath... cannot reach that love-girt shore.
1 f storms should rise on life's dark sea, N il desjjerandwn, a calm will come ; G reat waves of glory shall o'er thee roll, L ighting the way to thy heavenly home. I mbowered in that bright land above, S af ely He '11 shield thee with His love.
56 ON THE DEATH OF LITTLE ALICE, DUNDEE.
We will not forget thee, our own little darling, Though under the daisies they 've laid thee to sleep; When we think on thy smiles and sweet childish prattle, Although it is sinful, we cannot but weep.
What to read after The Banks O Cree And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isa Cowan to read onlineMoreLess
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