The Search for the Holy Spirit; An Epic Poem of the Great War And Other Poems
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" "Thy doubts control, " He heard, "and thou shalt hear, My son. " The angel knelt; once more within that blessed wood In grace serene, the radiant Holy Vision stood.
The trembling angel saw his mother rise Beyond the very cannon where he stood, And greet a mortal, that to his surprise Approached them in the silent wood: His clever cousin Jean; perhaps, she too had come To seek him here and bring his lifeless body home.
"What nonsense, Mary, to be kneeling there So thinly clad, upon that sodden... ground As though that God of yours could hear your prayer 22 The Search for the Holy Spirit What consolation have you found For all your tears? This God you serve it seems to me Has treated you throughout the years right cruelly.
"He took your husband ere his youth was past And left you here to carry on alone; He took your home in one financial blast And in another all you own; Not satisfied, he took from you your stalwart sons And sent them here as targets for the German guns.
"I have no patience with the weakling soul That stoops supinely when the rod smites low; You owe Him nothing you, yourself control The life you lead, the path you go; What puzzles me you're not a cringing hypocrite And yet what cause have you to thank the Infinite?" In horror Michael bent; his mother's eyes Gazed upward where the crimson splendor shone, As though her gaze would penetrate the skies To reach the gentle Saviour's throne; While on her cheek he saw the burning blush of shame That friend of hers should thus insult His sacred name.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Thy doubts control, " He heard, "and thou shalt hear, My son. " The angel knelt; once more within that blessed wood In grace serene, the radiant Holy Vision stood.
The trembling angel saw his mother rise Beyond the very cannon where he stood, And greet a mortal, that to his surprise Approached them in the silent wood: His clever cousin Jean; perhaps, she too had come To seek him here and bring his lifeless body home.
"What nonsense, Mary, to be kneeling there So thinly clad, upon that sodden... ground As though that God of yours could hear your prayer 22 The Search for the Holy Spirit What consolation have you found For all your tears? This God you serve it seems to me Has treated you throughout the years right cruelly.
"He took your husband ere his youth was past And left you here to carry on alone; He took your home in one financial blast And in another all you own; Not satisfied, he took from you your stalwart sons And sent them here as targets for the German guns.
"I have no patience with the weakling soul That stoops supinely when the rod smites low; You owe Him nothing you, yourself control The life you lead, the path you go; What puzzles me you're not a cringing hypocrite And yet what cause have you to thank the Infinite?" In horror Michael bent; his mother's eyes Gazed upward where the crimson splendor shone, As though her gaze would penetrate the skies To reach the gentle Saviour's throne; While on her cheek he saw the burning blush of shame That friend of hers should thus insult His sacred name.
What to read after The Search for the Holy Spirit; An Epic Poem of the Great War And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jennie M Flynn to read onlineMoreLess
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