The Stundist in Siberian Exile And Other Poems
The Stundist in Siberian Exile And Other Poems
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The Blood of Thy Cross — it was shed for me, The Law of the Spirit has made me free, And again I can praise Thee and pray.
Thy banqueting-house is so full of light, And I was in darkness outside ! Thy banner of love has become my delight. But oh ! how cruel and cold is the night Of one who from Thee does backslide !
Thou era vest for love of the noblest type.
Love undivided of heart ; After many a struggle, many a stripe. Thou, Fairest of All ! my love is ripe — Now never from Thee to depart !
...Now, nearer than father and mother and child. Now, dearer than husband or wife, Art Thou to me who was once beguiled ; Thy gentleness, so forgiving and mild. Has restored the joy of my life.
32 ECCLESIASTES TWELVE ECCLESIASTES TWELVE " For all flesh is as grass, and all the glory of a man as the floiver of grass. The grass wither eth, and the flower thereof falleth away. . . . " — i Pet. I. 24.
Yes ! also I was young and brave, I built and planted, planned and wrought ; I used to laugh at death and grave, My deeds responded to my thought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Blood of Thy Cross — it was shed for me, The Law of the Spirit has made me free, And again I can praise Thee and pray.
Thy banqueting-house is so full of light, And I was in darkness outside ! Thy banner of love has become my delight. But oh ! how cruel and cold is the night Of one who from Thee does backslide !
Thou era vest for love of the noblest type.
Love undivided of heart ; After many a struggle, many a stripe. Thou, Fairest of All ! my love is ripe — Now never from Thee to depart !
...Now, nearer than father and mother and child. Now, dearer than husband or wife, Art Thou to me who was once beguiled ; Thy gentleness, so forgiving and mild. Has restored the joy of my life.
32 ECCLESIASTES TWELVE ECCLESIASTES TWELVE " For all flesh is as grass, and all the glory of a man as the floiver of grass. The grass wither eth, and the flower thereof falleth away. . . . " — i Pet. I. 24.
Yes ! also I was young and brave, I built and planted, planned and wrought ; I used to laugh at death and grave, My deeds responded to my thought.
What to read after The Stundist in Siberian Exile And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Fetler to read onlineMoreLess
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