The English Poems of George Herbert
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Or else give tears to drown them as they grow.
In you Redemption measures all my time And spreads the plaister equall to the crime.
You taught the book of life my name, that so, 12 What ever future sinnes should me miscall, Your first acquaintance might discredit all.
102 III. THE CHURCH H. BAPTISMS Since, Lord, to thee A narrow way and little gate Is all the passage, on my infancie Thou didst lay hold and antedate My faith in me. 5 O let me still Write thee great God, and me a childe.
Let me b...e soft and supple to thy will, Small to my self, to others milde, Behither ill. 10 Although by stealth My flesh get on, yet let her sister, My soul, bid nothing but preserve her wealth.
The growth of flesh is but a blister; Childhood is health. 15 III. THE CHURCH 103 THE H. COMMUNION Not in rich furniture or fine aray, Nor in a wedge of gold, Thou, who from me wast sold, To me dost now thy self convey; For so thou should'st without me still have been, 5 Leaving within me sinne.
But by the way of nourishment and strength Thou creep'st into my breast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or else give tears to drown them as they grow.
In you Redemption measures all my time And spreads the plaister equall to the crime.
You taught the book of life my name, that so, 12 What ever future sinnes should me miscall, Your first acquaintance might discredit all.
102 III. THE CHURCH H. BAPTISMS Since, Lord, to thee A narrow way and little gate Is all the passage, on my infancie Thou didst lay hold and antedate My faith in me. 5 O let me still Write thee great God, and me a childe.
Let me b...e soft and supple to thy will, Small to my self, to others milde, Behither ill. 10 Although by stealth My flesh get on, yet let her sister, My soul, bid nothing but preserve her wealth.
The growth of flesh is but a blister; Childhood is health. 15 III. THE CHURCH 103 THE H. COMMUNION Not in rich furniture or fine aray, Nor in a wedge of gold, Thou, who from me wast sold, To me dost now thy self convey; For so thou should'st without me still have been, 5 Leaving within me sinne.
But by the way of nourishment and strength Thou creep'st into my breast.
What to read after The English Poems of George Herbert?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Herbert to read onlineMoreLess
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