The Voice of the Muse
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This is the time, prepare yourself That you may never miss. <^ FALLEN WOMEN. Oh! wretched fallen women Has thou considered thy way? Thou art weaving destruction Each and every day. When virtue is lost, the only gem Which crowns true womanhood. Has thou considered what is left On earth, to make thee good? Thou has departed from the way Which gives thee peace on earth. The only way which tills the soul With comfort, joy and mirth. Each day some heart is made to bleed By thy unregarded ways. Perhaps a mother's tender heart For thee has watched and prayed. As you hasten on the tide of life Each step you make is downward. Oh! fallen women, the shining way o£*life Points upward, onward, yonder. The holy scripture has declared The sons of men are ruined, Who are beguiled by thy charms By thy bewitching tongue. To be an object which GrOd has said The sons of men must snun, Should arouse the sympathy of 25 THE VOICE OF THE MUb'JE. Every woman beneath the sun. We should unite both heart and hand Persuade the fallen ones, Win them back to the true way of life Pointing upward to the sun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is the time, prepare yourself That you may never miss. <^ FALLEN WOMEN. Oh! wretched fallen women Has thou considered thy way? Thou art weaving destruction Each and every day. When virtue is lost, the only gem Which crowns true womanhood. Has thou considered what is left On earth, to make thee good? Thou has departed from the way Which gives thee peace on earth. The only way which tills the soul With comfort, joy and mirth. Each day some heart is made to bleed By thy unregarded ways. Perhaps a mother's tender heart For thee has watched and prayed. As you hasten on the tide of life Each step you make is downward. Oh! fallen women, the shining way o£*life Points upward, onward, yonder. The holy scripture has declared The sons of men are ruined, Who are beguiled by thy charms By thy bewitching tongue. To be an object which GrOd has said The sons of men must snun, Should arouse the sympathy of 25 THE VOICE OF THE MUb'JE. Every woman beneath the sun. We should unite both heart and hand Persuade the fallen ones, Win them back to the true way of life Pointing upward to the sun.
What to read after The Voice of the Muse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williams, Edith C. Gray. [from Old Catalog] to read online
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