The Earth Passion Boundary And Other Poems
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3 1 II There speaketh a Very Old Man.
I question not Thy holy ways, Nor do I doubt Thy wisdom s plan, Whose love, beyond the love of man, Shines like a light upon our days.
And in Thy Gospel I have read How Thou wilt aid the soul in need ; How Thou dost will that never seed Of righteous man shall beg its bread.
I who was young have now grown old, And all the flame of my desire Has faded like a smothered fire, And my long tale is almost told.
And all the tears that seared mine eyes, And all the ...griefs that bowed my heart I doubt not that they were a part Of Thy high-holy mysteries.
Mine eyes are blind to see Thy will ; I only bow my head in trust That Thou, Who makest soul and dust, Hast made my path, and makest it still.
And when I die, I hope for word That shall bring clear the wise intent. What all the toil, the anguish meant, Show Thou unto Thy servant, Lord ! 32 Ill A flayer upon the Viol speaketh.
Had there been God, He had not set Anguish of soul as gate alone By which men rise above the sod : To none save those whose eyes are wet Can beauty s thrilling light be known ; And this is sore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3 1 II There speaketh a Very Old Man.
I question not Thy holy ways, Nor do I doubt Thy wisdom s plan, Whose love, beyond the love of man, Shines like a light upon our days.
And in Thy Gospel I have read How Thou wilt aid the soul in need ; How Thou dost will that never seed Of righteous man shall beg its bread.
I who was young have now grown old, And all the flame of my desire Has faded like a smothered fire, And my long tale is almost told.
And all the tears that seared mine eyes, And all the ...griefs that bowed my heart I doubt not that they were a part Of Thy high-holy mysteries.
Mine eyes are blind to see Thy will ; I only bow my head in trust That Thou, Who makest soul and dust, Hast made my path, and makest it still.
And when I die, I hope for word That shall bring clear the wise intent. What all the toil, the anguish meant, Show Thou unto Thy servant, Lord ! 32 Ill A flayer upon the Viol speaketh.
Had there been God, He had not set Anguish of soul as gate alone By which men rise above the sod : To none save those whose eyes are wet Can beauty s thrilling light be known ; And this is sore.
What to read after The Earth Passion Boundary And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ficke Arthur Davison to read onlineMoreLess
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