The Old Santa Fe Trail And Other Poems of the Plains
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OTHER POEMS OF THE PLAINS 41 But she heard, that, far beneath her Down where only grief would meet her In the city's strife, Human beings in misery wasted And the pleasures never tasted Of her joyous life.
And it touched with deepest feeling- All her soul the love revealing That so long was hid; Now she labors on unceasing Always pain and sorrow easing As her Saviour did.
Eager eyes for her are gazing Where the dazzling lights are blazing In the festive halls ; For they miss the queenly beauty ...Now in humble paths of duty Where her Master calls.
There her courage does not leave her E'en though battling with the fever In the poisonous air; Tenderly her fellow mortals Taking from death's open portals With her skillful care.
42 THE; OLD SANTA FE TRAIL AND She beholds with rapture burning Roses to the cheeks returning Beauteous as before; But sometime the soul is beating 'Gainst the bars and swiftly fleeting To the mystic shore.
Then her voice so full of pity Tells of the Eternal City And the Saviour's power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
OTHER POEMS OF THE PLAINS 41 But she heard, that, far beneath her Down where only grief would meet her In the city's strife, Human beings in misery wasted And the pleasures never tasted Of her joyous life.
And it touched with deepest feeling- All her soul the love revealing That so long was hid; Now she labors on unceasing Always pain and sorrow easing As her Saviour did.
Eager eyes for her are gazing Where the dazzling lights are blazing In the festive halls ; For they miss the queenly beauty ...Now in humble paths of duty Where her Master calls.
There her courage does not leave her E'en though battling with the fever In the poisonous air; Tenderly her fellow mortals Taking from death's open portals With her skillful care.
42 THE; OLD SANTA FE TRAIL AND She beholds with rapture burning Roses to the cheeks returning Beauteous as before; But sometime the soul is beating 'Gainst the bars and swiftly fleeting To the mystic shore.
Then her voice so full of pity Tells of the Eternal City And the Saviour's power.
What to read after The Old Santa Fe Trail And Other Poems of the Plains?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nels Pearson to read onlineMoreLess
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