The Garden of Life, And Other Poems
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Part of His wondrous unity.
An atom of His majesty, I still shall be ; And in His universe I know His wisdom endlessly will show A place for me.
[24] NOT GONE Not gone ! Her place is not vacant !
Since that first long, weary day When, seeking, I failed to find her, She is never far away.
I find her sometimes in her chamber, At rest in her favorite chair.
She smiles at me from her mirror, I hear her foot on the stair.
Yet I see her best in her garden.
The flush of dawn on her hair.
Her face bent... low o'er her flowers As she breathes the perfume there.
I see her gather the lilies.
And bind them in stately sheaves, And I see the gleam of her roses Half hid 'neath their dewy leaves.
Dew on the hem of her garment.
And dew on the grass at her feet, I see her again in her garden.
And the day is young and sweet !
[25] THE LESSON It was a very little house, But all about were smaller yet, Which made it feel a mighty pile And all its friendliness forget.
The little house stood very low ; Its neighbors all were lower still, Which made it seem so very high It dreamed it stood upon a hill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Part of His wondrous unity.
An atom of His majesty, I still shall be ; And in His universe I know His wisdom endlessly will show A place for me.
[24] NOT GONE Not gone ! Her place is not vacant !
Since that first long, weary day When, seeking, I failed to find her, She is never far away.
I find her sometimes in her chamber, At rest in her favorite chair.
She smiles at me from her mirror, I hear her foot on the stair.
Yet I see her best in her garden.
The flush of dawn on her hair.
Her face bent... low o'er her flowers As she breathes the perfume there.
I see her gather the lilies.
And bind them in stately sheaves, And I see the gleam of her roses Half hid 'neath their dewy leaves.
Dew on the hem of her garment.
And dew on the grass at her feet, I see her again in her garden.
And the day is young and sweet !
[25] THE LESSON It was a very little house, But all about were smaller yet, Which made it feel a mighty pile And all its friendliness forget.
The little house stood very low ; Its neighbors all were lower still, Which made it seem so very high It dreamed it stood upon a hill.
What to read after The Garden of Life, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Talbot, Anne Richardson, 1857- to read onlineMoreLess
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