The Lost Ship And the Saved Tribe Or the Boyds And Their Kin And Other Poems
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His spirit-beaming countenance, And almost feel his warm embrace, As, pressing to my cheek his face, He fondled with his sweet caress, Until, with glad emotion rilled, My inmost, better being thrilled All through and through with tender love- Sweet inspiration from above SAMUEL. 37 As to my heart his form I press, Imprinting kisses on his brow, Ah! this but fond remembrance now.
But faith beholds him near the throne, Where darlings, saved from every zone And clime and kindred, land and tongue, ...Redeemed by Christ, though yet so young, Enrobed in white, forever raise Ecstatic notes of lofty praise, And ceaseless will to endless days.
O, often I can scarce repress What some may deem irreverent guess, Or speculation's rash surmise.
Does his "large, sweet and asking eyes, Down-looking from some heavenly hill.
Or from the shade of saintly palms ; Or silver reach of river calms, " 1 Through ether vast "behold me still?" 1 Such query none can answer now ; Let trusting hearts in meekness bow. But why not feel he is not far, Since near at need the angels are?" And when to me Heav'ns gates unbar, Shall I not see him waiting stand?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His spirit-beaming countenance, And almost feel his warm embrace, As, pressing to my cheek his face, He fondled with his sweet caress, Until, with glad emotion rilled, My inmost, better being thrilled All through and through with tender love- Sweet inspiration from above SAMUEL. 37 As to my heart his form I press, Imprinting kisses on his brow, Ah! this but fond remembrance now.
But faith beholds him near the throne, Where darlings, saved from every zone And clime and kindred, land and tongue, ...Redeemed by Christ, though yet so young, Enrobed in white, forever raise Ecstatic notes of lofty praise, And ceaseless will to endless days.
O, often I can scarce repress What some may deem irreverent guess, Or speculation's rash surmise.
Does his "large, sweet and asking eyes, Down-looking from some heavenly hill.
Or from the shade of saintly palms ; Or silver reach of river calms, " 1 Through ether vast "behold me still?" 1 Such query none can answer now ; Let trusting hearts in meekness bow. But why not feel he is not far, Since near at need the angels are?" And when to me Heav'ns gates unbar, Shall I not see him waiting stand?
What to read after The Lost Ship And the Saved Tribe Or the Boyds And Their Kin And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Shields Boyd to read onlineMoreLess
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