The Man of Uz, & Other Poems
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His pulse beat quicker, as the old moon died.
And when the slender sickle of pale gold Cut the blue concave, by his grated door 119 Stood the veil'd visitant. The breath of flowers Foretold her coming. With their wealth she brought Grapes in the cluster, and a clasped Book, The holiest, and the best.
" Show me thine eyes ! " He pray'd. But still with undrawn veil, she gave The promise of return, in whisper sweet,' " Good night! good night!
Wilt read my Book ? and say Oh Lamb of God, forgive I "... So, by the lamp When tardy Evening still'd the din of toil, He read of Him who came to save the lost, Who touch'd the blind, and they receiv'd their sight, The dead young man, and raised him from his bier.
Reproved the raging Sea, and it was still : Deeds that his boyhood heard unheedingly.
But here, in this strange solitude of pain With different voice they spake. And as he read, The fragrance of the mignionette he loved, Press'd 'tween the pages, lured him onward still.
Now, a new echo in his heart was born.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His pulse beat quicker, as the old moon died.
And when the slender sickle of pale gold Cut the blue concave, by his grated door 119 Stood the veil'd visitant. The breath of flowers Foretold her coming. With their wealth she brought Grapes in the cluster, and a clasped Book, The holiest, and the best.
" Show me thine eyes ! " He pray'd. But still with undrawn veil, she gave The promise of return, in whisper sweet,' " Good night! good night!
Wilt read my Book ? and say Oh Lamb of God, forgive I "... So, by the lamp When tardy Evening still'd the din of toil, He read of Him who came to save the lost, Who touch'd the blind, and they receiv'd their sight, The dead young man, and raised him from his bier.
Reproved the raging Sea, and it was still : Deeds that his boyhood heard unheedingly.
But here, in this strange solitude of pain With different voice they spake. And as he read, The fragrance of the mignionette he loved, Press'd 'tween the pages, lured him onward still.
Now, a new echo in his heart was born.
What to read after The Man of Uz, & Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sigourney Lydia Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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