The Toll of the Mills And Other Poems
The Toll of the Mills And Other Poems
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He sees the masses in their need, Held down by prejudice and greed; And yet no way can he devise To show the truth to blinded eyes.
[ 39 ] As through the wilderness he winds, The path to Calvary he finds; And in Golgotha's dreary gloom His hopes are buried in the tomb.
But Christ's compassion cannot die, Nor in the grave long silent lie; And Jesus' power and might are given, The angel says, "Lo! He has risen!" No cruel rock, tho' hurled apace Can ever break the wings of faith. And resurrected h...ope shall soar, Hampered by doubts and fears no more.
This generation would not pass 'Till all were free, but now, alas! 'Tis as it was in Jesus' time They trust not, but demand a sign.
No more would rum their prospects blight, Nor brothers die in cruel fight, If each, one vote would rightly cast, The slaves would all be free at last.
The power that breaks the chains of sin And brings the wand'rer home again, Can strike the shackles from the slave The desperate, starving millions save.
[ 40 ] THE WINTER WIND Moan on, ye wintry winds!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He sees the masses in their need, Held down by prejudice and greed; And yet no way can he devise To show the truth to blinded eyes.
[ 39 ] As through the wilderness he winds, The path to Calvary he finds; And in Golgotha's dreary gloom His hopes are buried in the tomb.
But Christ's compassion cannot die, Nor in the grave long silent lie; And Jesus' power and might are given, The angel says, "Lo! He has risen!" No cruel rock, tho' hurled apace Can ever break the wings of faith. And resurrected h...ope shall soar, Hampered by doubts and fears no more.
This generation would not pass 'Till all were free, but now, alas! 'Tis as it was in Jesus' time They trust not, but demand a sign.
No more would rum their prospects blight, Nor brothers die in cruel fight, If each, one vote would rightly cast, The slaves would all be free at last.
The power that breaks the chains of sin And brings the wand'rer home again, Can strike the shackles from the slave The desperate, starving millions save.
[ 40 ] THE WINTER WIND Moan on, ye wintry winds!
What to read after The Toll of the Mills And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cora Bates to read onlineMoreLess
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