The Heart of a Mystic Poems
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We lie so far From our Home Star, And weary are our wings !
Matter, fold on fold, Presses us round ; And we are bound With chains of iron and gold.
Ah, we are home-sick !
We feel the draw Of our true Law And tremble to the quick.
Whose hand was it thrust And downward hurled Us to this world To learn of slime and dust?
God sent us to Earth's school, From splendour fresh Into the flesh — Perchance to play the fool !
That we might at length Of our free will Quit every ill For Truth and Love and St...rength !
56 HOME-SICK 57 All our lessons learned, Our follies o'er Homeward we soar Where our true life first burned.
CONSUMING FIRE THE white-hot Love- Fire at the heart of all Burns in the great and in the small And in me glows.
Unfallen snows Are not so pure, nor is the Sun A thousandth part as hot, Yet I am not Burned and eternally undone : The ill in me, so black beside such snow, Is all that is consumed in Love's fierce glow.
i=>* Burn yet more hotly, O immaculate Flame, Till what endures shall glow the same Fire as Thy radiant self!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We lie so far From our Home Star, And weary are our wings !
Matter, fold on fold, Presses us round ; And we are bound With chains of iron and gold.
Ah, we are home-sick !
We feel the draw Of our true Law And tremble to the quick.
Whose hand was it thrust And downward hurled Us to this world To learn of slime and dust?
God sent us to Earth's school, From splendour fresh Into the flesh — Perchance to play the fool !
That we might at length Of our free will Quit every ill For Truth and Love and St...rength !
56 HOME-SICK 57 All our lessons learned, Our follies o'er Homeward we soar Where our true life first burned.
CONSUMING FIRE THE white-hot Love- Fire at the heart of all Burns in the great and in the small And in me glows.
Unfallen snows Are not so pure, nor is the Sun A thousandth part as hot, Yet I am not Burned and eternally undone : The ill in me, so black beside such snow, Is all that is consumed in Love's fierce glow.
i=>* Burn yet more hotly, O immaculate Flame, Till what endures shall glow the same Fire as Thy radiant self!
What to read after The Heart of a Mystic Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert W Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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