The More Excellent Way a Poem
The More Excellent Way a Poem
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Snake-like I hold thy shuddering frame to see I am thy universe — thou hast created me. ' " 24 The Moee Excellent Way, III.
I.
" The storm has cleared ; a ruddy sunset glow Steals o'er the mists that o'er the mountains steal ; The purple heath more purple seems to grow, And all the scene to breathe with happier weal. Oh Nature ! thou art beautiful ; I feel My yearning soul mix full with thine in all Thy moods, and now thy sweet smile makes me kneel In spirit, worshipping : O let me fall Before ...thy face ; and hear me, hear me when I call.
II.
" Behold thy wandering, dimly wondering child. And leave me not an utter castaway ; Oh seek me lying in the trackless wild, And save, as perishing to thee I pray : On thy fond breast my young life budding lay, And drew its early sustenance from thee, What time I looked into thine eyes to say The tender love of helpless infancy, And saw thy love shine back with fuller strength on me.
The More Excellent Way. 25 in.
" Beneath thy sheltering care I lived and grew, Of thee I learnt to lisp the things I know — G§!, ¥0^thee my childish trust, and round thee threw Those tendrils of my life I loved to throw ; And still I am thy child, though thou dost grow .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Snake-like I hold thy shuddering frame to see I am thy universe — thou hast created me. ' " 24 The Moee Excellent Way, III.
I.
" The storm has cleared ; a ruddy sunset glow Steals o'er the mists that o'er the mountains steal ; The purple heath more purple seems to grow, And all the scene to breathe with happier weal. Oh Nature ! thou art beautiful ; I feel My yearning soul mix full with thine in all Thy moods, and now thy sweet smile makes me kneel In spirit, worshipping : O let me fall Before ...thy face ; and hear me, hear me when I call.
II.
" Behold thy wandering, dimly wondering child. And leave me not an utter castaway ; Oh seek me lying in the trackless wild, And save, as perishing to thee I pray : On thy fond breast my young life budding lay, And drew its early sustenance from thee, What time I looked into thine eyes to say The tender love of helpless infancy, And saw thy love shine back with fuller strength on me.
The More Excellent Way. 25 in.
" Beneath thy sheltering care I lived and grew, Of thee I learnt to lisp the things I know — G§!, ¥0^thee my childish trust, and round thee threw Those tendrils of my life I loved to throw ; And still I am thy child, though thou dost grow .
What to read after The More Excellent Way a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Romanes George John to read onlineMoreLess
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