The Goldsmith of Nome And Other Verse
The Goldsmith of Nome And Other Verse
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54 THE GOLDSMITH OF NOME Through the frigid, age-long winter Here in loneliness I dwelt In my breezy glacial cavern, Waiting for the ice to melt, Till at last I caught a vision, Through the sun-transfigured rime, Of my vales once more aslumber 'Neath the haze of summertime.
IV Then I watched that wondrous waking, Nineteen hundred years ago, When the great searchlights of Heaven Set the universe aglow, Throwing rays of hope and comfort Through the darkness of despair Hanging o'er the heavy laden... And the weary everywhere.
All night long the earth lay sleeping 'Neath a pale, mysterious light Beaming from the throne of Heaven, Where God's lamps were burning bright; Choirs seraphic made sweet music, Faintly heard through gates ajar; In the East above the morning Shone a new irradiant Star.
THE GOLDSMITH OF NOME 55 Jesus came and taught His lessons, Walked the earth a little space, Lighted all the ways of sorrow With the glory of His face, Planted hope in hopeless bosoms As he went from door to door, Wept and fainted by the wayside 'Neath the burdens of the poor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
54 THE GOLDSMITH OF NOME Through the frigid, age-long winter Here in loneliness I dwelt In my breezy glacial cavern, Waiting for the ice to melt, Till at last I caught a vision, Through the sun-transfigured rime, Of my vales once more aslumber 'Neath the haze of summertime.
IV Then I watched that wondrous waking, Nineteen hundred years ago, When the great searchlights of Heaven Set the universe aglow, Throwing rays of hope and comfort Through the darkness of despair Hanging o'er the heavy laden... And the weary everywhere.
All night long the earth lay sleeping 'Neath a pale, mysterious light Beaming from the throne of Heaven, Where God's lamps were burning bright; Choirs seraphic made sweet music, Faintly heard through gates ajar; In the East above the morning Shone a new irradiant Star.
THE GOLDSMITH OF NOME 55 Jesus came and taught His lessons, Walked the earth a little space, Lighted all the ways of sorrow With the glory of His face, Planted hope in hopeless bosoms As he went from door to door, Wept and fainted by the wayside 'Neath the burdens of the poor.
What to read after The Goldsmith of Nome And Other Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sam C Sam Clarke Dunham to read onlineMoreLess
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