The Poems of Thomas Gordon Hake
The Poems of Thomas Gordon Hake
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XVII ' Then did I but remember things to come, The reveries of pure delights above ; Yes, to this blissful height my passion clomb, And sin was silenced in the hush of love.
XVIII ' In that o'ershadowing trance till death I lay : Peace weighed upon me like the Saviour's kiss.
Towards the beloved my eyes would fondly stray In sleeping rapture and awaking bliss.
' Death with dis-shadowed hand had come betimes, And bore my grave into the open skies.
And then I hearkened to the heavenly chimes That... cheered my soul's ascent to Paradise.
100 THE FIRST SAVED xx ' My end seemed consummated in the clouds : There with the purple morn my slumber broke ; But tempting spirits hovered round in crowds And gathered like a storm as I awoke.
XXI ' Upon the Temple's highest pinnacle The Saviour stood in glory like the sun.
The rapture of my soul was at the full : Eternal life had unawares begun.
XXII ' He from that holy height upon me gazed ; The angels in His glorious presence trod : With outstretched wings I rushed to them amazed And flew into the open arms of God/ REMINISCENCE i So you would leave me, little Rose ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
XVII ' Then did I but remember things to come, The reveries of pure delights above ; Yes, to this blissful height my passion clomb, And sin was silenced in the hush of love.
XVIII ' In that o'ershadowing trance till death I lay : Peace weighed upon me like the Saviour's kiss.
Towards the beloved my eyes would fondly stray In sleeping rapture and awaking bliss.
' Death with dis-shadowed hand had come betimes, And bore my grave into the open skies.
And then I hearkened to the heavenly chimes That... cheered my soul's ascent to Paradise.
100 THE FIRST SAVED xx ' My end seemed consummated in the clouds : There with the purple morn my slumber broke ; But tempting spirits hovered round in crowds And gathered like a storm as I awoke.
XXI ' Upon the Temple's highest pinnacle The Saviour stood in glory like the sun.
The rapture of my soul was at the full : Eternal life had unawares begun.
XXII ' He from that holy height upon me gazed ; The angels in His glorious presence trod : With outstretched wings I rushed to them amazed And flew into the open arms of God/ REMINISCENCE i So you would leave me, little Rose ?
What to read after The Poems of Thomas Gordon Hake?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Gordon Hake to read onlineMoreLess
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