The Superscription And Other Verse
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Yea ! summer flowers above it bloom, Yet wintry winds around it cope, And now indeed it seems a tomb, Now vantage ground for brightest hope.
84 Alone, beneath the silent sky, My soul oft strives to pierce the vail, On loved one calls with longing cry Naught but the silence greets my hail.
And yet I would have sweet accord With Him who knows both mind and heart- Thou hast not made it easy, Lord, For us from well-beloved to part.
sr, LONGING.
If Thou could st grant, O Heart of Love ! As boon what... to my thought hath clung, That dearest hands from heights above Might touch the chords by memory strung ; Might stir the music that had birth When hope was highest, life most fair, Familiar strains refined of earth To tell us of the loved ones there.
What joy to feel an answering thrill For hearts bowed low with grief and pain ; To know they too remember still If ours be loss and theirs be gain.
We touch the strings and silent weep, With no response save whelming thought ; If they the mystic strands could sweep O God !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yea ! summer flowers above it bloom, Yet wintry winds around it cope, And now indeed it seems a tomb, Now vantage ground for brightest hope.
84 Alone, beneath the silent sky, My soul oft strives to pierce the vail, On loved one calls with longing cry Naught but the silence greets my hail.
And yet I would have sweet accord With Him who knows both mind and heart- Thou hast not made it easy, Lord, For us from well-beloved to part.
sr, LONGING.
If Thou could st grant, O Heart of Love ! As boon what... to my thought hath clung, That dearest hands from heights above Might touch the chords by memory strung ; Might stir the music that had birth When hope was highest, life most fair, Familiar strains refined of earth To tell us of the loved ones there.
What joy to feel an answering thrill For hearts bowed low with grief and pain ; To know they too remember still If ours be loss and theirs be gain.
We touch the strings and silent weep, With no response save whelming thought ; If they the mystic strands could sweep O God !
What to read after The Superscription And Other Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Arnold Hines to read onlineMoreLess
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