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Sweet life that art, and know'st not why.
In which such powers unconscious lie; Thou comest to be taught of me, While I must pray to be like thee.
Thou comest to be taught of me, Because of all that is to be.
Folding thy little joys away, To be a child of God to-day.
What worldly wisdom can I give To teach this little one to live?
0, Holy Spirit, draw through mine.
This precious soul and make it Thine.
128 CLARA A. HADLEY NOCTURNE Dark and still, dark and still, I see no light from the distant ...hill ; I hear no sound from the great world sea, God and my heart are all that be !
Low it lies, low it lies.
My heart beneath His searching eyes ; With all its sacred chambers seen, Nor sight, nor sound, nor space between.
In the dust, heart of hearts !
What is it that quickens all thy parts ; Through every fibre flashing fires.
Purging away all low desires ?
Is it life, is it death.
Thus catching away my spirit's breath.
Surging it over like a sea, Crushing it with humility?
Can it be, can it be That the awful presence filleth me— That nothing lives in earth or air ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sweet life that art, and know'st not why.
In which such powers unconscious lie; Thou comest to be taught of me, While I must pray to be like thee.
Thou comest to be taught of me, Because of all that is to be.
Folding thy little joys away, To be a child of God to-day.
What worldly wisdom can I give To teach this little one to live?
0, Holy Spirit, draw through mine.
This precious soul and make it Thine.
128 CLARA A. HADLEY NOCTURNE Dark and still, dark and still, I see no light from the distant ...hill ; I hear no sound from the great world sea, God and my heart are all that be !
Low it lies, low it lies.
My heart beneath His searching eyes ; With all its sacred chambers seen, Nor sight, nor sound, nor space between.
In the dust, heart of hearts !
What is it that quickens all thy parts ; Through every fibre flashing fires.
Purging away all low desires ?
Is it life, is it death.
Thus catching away my spirit's breath.
Surging it over like a sea, Crushing it with humility?
Can it be, can it be That the awful presence filleth me— That nothing lives in earth or air ?
What to read after The Poets And Poetry of Buffalo;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Nichol Johnston to read onlineMoreLess
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