The Ride to the Lady : And Other Poems
The Ride to the Lady : And Other Poems
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Two Moods of Failure 35 " O ye blessed, who died in the Lord ! would to God that we too Had so passed, only sad that we ceased his high justice to do, With the words of the psalm on our lips that from Israel's once came.
How the Lord is a strong man of war ; yea, the Lord is his name !
" Not for us, not for us ! who have served for his kingdom seven years.
Yea, and yet other seven have we served, sweating blood, bleeding tears, For the kingdom of God and the saints!
Rachel's beauty made bold.
Y...et we bear but a Leah at last to a hearth that is cold ! " Burned the fire while I mused, while I gloomed ; in the end came a call ; Settled o'er me a calm like a cloud, spake a voice still and small : " Take thou Leah to bride, take thou Failure to bed and to board !
Thou shalt rear up new strengths at her knees ; she is given of the Lord !
)6 Two Moods of Failure " If with weight of his right hand, with power, he denieth to deal, And the smoke-clouds, and thunders of guns, and the lightnings of steel, Shall the cool silent dews of his grace, in a season of peace, Not descend on the land, as of old, for a sign, on the fleece ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two Moods of Failure 35 " O ye blessed, who died in the Lord ! would to God that we too Had so passed, only sad that we ceased his high justice to do, With the words of the psalm on our lips that from Israel's once came.
How the Lord is a strong man of war ; yea, the Lord is his name !
" Not for us, not for us ! who have served for his kingdom seven years.
Yea, and yet other seven have we served, sweating blood, bleeding tears, For the kingdom of God and the saints!
Rachel's beauty made bold.
Y...et we bear but a Leah at last to a hearth that is cold ! " Burned the fire while I mused, while I gloomed ; in the end came a call ; Settled o'er me a calm like a cloud, spake a voice still and small : " Take thou Leah to bride, take thou Failure to bed and to board !
Thou shalt rear up new strengths at her knees ; she is given of the Lord !
)6 Two Moods of Failure " If with weight of his right hand, with power, he denieth to deal, And the smoke-clouds, and thunders of guns, and the lightnings of steel, Shall the cool silent dews of his grace, in a season of peace, Not descend on the land, as of old, for a sign, on the fleece ?
What to read after The Ride to the Lady : And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cone Helen Gray to read onlineMoreLess
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