The Wing of the Wild Bird And Other Poems
The Wing of the Wild Bird And Other Poems
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It echoed like a thousand cataracts.
Filling with awful music earth and sky.
John turned; but when he saw the majesty.
The face of splendor in the midst of stars.
The eyes of flame, the stature of a god, Strengthless, in awe and fear, he fell as dead Upon the rocky slope beneath the palms.
Then spake the vision ^ saying in clear tones: " Else and fear notj but stand. I ever live And hold the keys of life. Write what I say.
To Ephesus : * Faint not. Thy worth I know.
Keep tliy first love ; so sh...alt thou overcome And eat the fruit of life in Paradise.' IN PATMOS To Smyrna write : *Ye heroes! Pear ye not.
I know your bonds, your poverty, your pain, Nothing is finer than your faithfulness.
Life is your crown, and ye are rich indeed.' To Pergamos : ^Thou holdest fast my name Even in Satan's seat. Well done. Yield not With any compromise to sin. I give To thee a name, a sweet and sacred name Which none shall know but I and thee alone.
And it shall tell my love and power in thee.' To Thyatira write: ^Thy labors all, Thy kindly, faithful services I see; But be thou pure, for thus shalt thou be strong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It echoed like a thousand cataracts.
Filling with awful music earth and sky.
John turned; but when he saw the majesty.
The face of splendor in the midst of stars.
The eyes of flame, the stature of a god, Strengthless, in awe and fear, he fell as dead Upon the rocky slope beneath the palms.
Then spake the vision ^ saying in clear tones: " Else and fear notj but stand. I ever live And hold the keys of life. Write what I say.
To Ephesus : * Faint not. Thy worth I know.
Keep tliy first love ; so sh...alt thou overcome And eat the fruit of life in Paradise.' IN PATMOS To Smyrna write : *Ye heroes! Pear ye not.
I know your bonds, your poverty, your pain, Nothing is finer than your faithfulness.
Life is your crown, and ye are rich indeed.' To Pergamos : ^Thou holdest fast my name Even in Satan's seat. Well done. Yield not With any compromise to sin. I give To thee a name, a sweet and sacred name Which none shall know but I and thee alone.
And it shall tell my love and power in thee.' To Thyatira write: ^Thy labors all, Thy kindly, faithful services I see; But be thou pure, for thus shalt thou be strong.
What to read after The Wing of the Wild Bird And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Durrant Watson to read onlineMoreLess
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