The Silent Chord
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[23] THE SILENT CHORD My Prayer LET me think the thoughts that shall make my life A blessing to the world ; The thoughts that shall help to banish hate, Where the battle flag s unfurled.
Let me speak the words that shall wing their way, Like angels o er the earth ; The words that shall put on pilgrim-lips The song of heroic mirth.
Let me do the deeds that shall breath the Love Of Him who wrought for men ; The deeds that shall turn some erring steps To the Father s House again.
Let me be in thou...ght, and word, and deed The man I ought to be ; A friend to all, a slave of none, Courageous, true, and free !
[24] AND OTHER POEMS Glory and Gloom ATHENS! I love to breathe thy deathless name, And dwell in thought upon thy past renown ! The sun still smiles upon thy girdling hills, And over all, The witchery of thy skies ! But fled thy holy festal days, when sound Of tabret sweet and revelry made music In Thy streets. Thy colonnades in regal Ruin : Thy sculptured friezes wrought by skill ; Thy Porches where Proud Wisdom reared its thrones ; Still lure the Pilgrim to Thy classic shrines.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[23] THE SILENT CHORD My Prayer LET me think the thoughts that shall make my life A blessing to the world ; The thoughts that shall help to banish hate, Where the battle flag s unfurled.
Let me speak the words that shall wing their way, Like angels o er the earth ; The words that shall put on pilgrim-lips The song of heroic mirth.
Let me do the deeds that shall breath the Love Of Him who wrought for men ; The deeds that shall turn some erring steps To the Father s House again.
Let me be in thou...ght, and word, and deed The man I ought to be ; A friend to all, a slave of none, Courageous, true, and free !
[24] AND OTHER POEMS Glory and Gloom ATHENS! I love to breathe thy deathless name, And dwell in thought upon thy past renown ! The sun still smiles upon thy girdling hills, And over all, The witchery of thy skies ! But fled thy holy festal days, when sound Of tabret sweet and revelry made music In Thy streets. Thy colonnades in regal Ruin : Thy sculptured friezes wrought by skill ; Thy Porches where Proud Wisdom reared its thrones ; Still lure the Pilgrim to Thy classic shrines.
What to read after The Silent Chord?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Dimpfl to read onlineMoreLess
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