The Hidden Name And Other Poems
The Hidden Name And Other Poems
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Ere the crocus has departed, Or the last snow-wreath is melted, Spring leaps in my breast. Hark, an Easter voice is calling, Rise, arise, thy wings unfold ! Earthly bonds are from thee falling ; Let the new replace the old. Hallelujah, hallelujah : Love is risen from the dead ! Hallelujah, hallelujah ; I am risen in Him, my Head ! 22 Earth is new, and new the heaven ; From thy cold, dead clay arisen, Hail, glad Eastertide ! Gained, the life for which we've striven ; Failure past, all sin forgiv...en ; I am risen, who died ! LIFE AND DEATH. PART I. THE SUMMONS. IN April, when the buds of Hope Were swelling on the Tree of Life, The soul of spring within me woke And called me forth from peace to strife. Obedient to the vernal call Right gladly I forsook my nest ; For Earth, the mother of us all, Would surely give me of her best. I wandered on until I stood Upon the sacred, flower-crowned hill, Whereon once rose the Holy Rood The shadow of it lay there still. And then I turned me to the East And said, * what seek'st thou at my hand ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ere the crocus has departed, Or the last snow-wreath is melted, Spring leaps in my breast. Hark, an Easter voice is calling, Rise, arise, thy wings unfold ! Earthly bonds are from thee falling ; Let the new replace the old. Hallelujah, hallelujah : Love is risen from the dead ! Hallelujah, hallelujah ; I am risen in Him, my Head ! 22 Earth is new, and new the heaven ; From thy cold, dead clay arisen, Hail, glad Eastertide ! Gained, the life for which we've striven ; Failure past, all sin forgiv...en ; I am risen, who died ! LIFE AND DEATH. PART I. THE SUMMONS. IN April, when the buds of Hope Were swelling on the Tree of Life, The soul of spring within me woke And called me forth from peace to strife. Obedient to the vernal call Right gladly I forsook my nest ; For Earth, the mother of us all, Would surely give me of her best. I wandered on until I stood Upon the sacred, flower-crowned hill, Whereon once rose the Holy Rood The shadow of it lay there still. And then I turned me to the East And said, * what seek'st thou at my hand ?
What to read after The Hidden Name And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles William Cayzer to read onlineMoreLess
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