The Candle And the Flame
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Beside the tabernacle stood, Choked with things hateful that destroy, A weazened parson cursing Joy; And in his veins there flowed no blood. Upon his tongue were words of grace, Yet every time he spake afresh He drove a nail into His flesh, And praying ... . . Spat into His face!
And, while his curses poured like showers Upon all things that men hold fair: The pearls, the satin and the flowers, Life s graces, perfumed, debonair, With voice of thunder spake the Master: " Hold..., parson! Cease thy blasphemy!" "Who art thou, stranger?" " / am He Who suffered her of Magdala With the smooth satin of her hair To dry His consecrated feet.
88 A NEW ENGLAND BALLAD And break for Him the alabaster That held the spikenard rare and sweet! 1 The weazened parson deaf and blind Proceeded of God s wrath to tell, And of a lad, of one who fell Through his hot blood and fates unkind, Whom to the terrors of God s Hell And to His vengeance he consigned.
Again the voice rose threateningly: "Hold, parson!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or beauty anywhere.
Beside the tabernacle stood, Choked with things hateful that destroy, A weazened parson cursing Joy; And in his veins there flowed no blood. Upon his tongue were words of grace, Yet every time he spake afresh He drove a nail into His flesh, And praying ... . . Spat into His face!
And, while his curses poured like showers Upon all things that men hold fair: The pearls, the satin and the flowers, Life s graces, perfumed, debonair, With voice of thunder spake the Master: " Hold..., parson! Cease thy blasphemy!" "Who art thou, stranger?" " / am He Who suffered her of Magdala With the smooth satin of her hair To dry His consecrated feet.
88 A NEW ENGLAND BALLAD And break for Him the alabaster That held the spikenard rare and sweet! 1 The weazened parson deaf and blind Proceeded of God s wrath to tell, And of a lad, of one who fell Through his hot blood and fates unkind, Whom to the terrors of God s Hell And to His vengeance he consigned.
Again the voice rose threateningly: "Hold, parson!
What to read after The Candle And the Flame?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Viereck George Sylvester to read onlineMoreLess
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