The Lamp of Gold
The Lamp of Gold
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And loving my dear Love so much the more, I loved my art still better than before.
This love of ours was no exotic bloom, Though all so rare in every tint and vein ; No gorgeous growth freighted with dense perfume, Perfected through imprisoned heat and rain ; It was the flowering of the out-door air.
The common soil, and cool, caressing dew,— The simple bounty of the heavenly care.
And fraught with heavenly odors through and through.
Its rootlets struck so deep into the mold.
That every finest ...fiber found the heart Wherein the hidden springs of life unfold.
And burgeon out in endless counterpart ; And, facing up before the searching sun, It touched its high commissions one by one.
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VI To give again all that it ever knows Through earth and sky in calyx-cup and seed, — The purpose of the humblest flower that grows Must be the spirit of the highest creed ; And our great love in no wise could forget How wide a service in our boundary Demanded that its marvels should be met For every gift with utmost ministry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And loving my dear Love so much the more, I loved my art still better than before.
This love of ours was no exotic bloom, Though all so rare in every tint and vein ; No gorgeous growth freighted with dense perfume, Perfected through imprisoned heat and rain ; It was the flowering of the out-door air.
The common soil, and cool, caressing dew,— The simple bounty of the heavenly care.
And fraught with heavenly odors through and through.
Its rootlets struck so deep into the mold.
That every finest ...fiber found the heart Wherein the hidden springs of life unfold.
And burgeon out in endless counterpart ; And, facing up before the searching sun, It touched its high commissions one by one.
i'i /■..,-.
VI To give again all that it ever knows Through earth and sky in calyx-cup and seed, — The purpose of the humblest flower that grows Must be the spirit of the highest creed ; And our great love in no wise could forget How wide a service in our boundary Demanded that its marvels should be met For every gift with utmost ministry.
What to read after The Lamp of Gold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Florence Lydia Snow to read onlineMoreLess
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