The Winged Spirit And Other Poems
The Winged Spirit And Other Poems
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237 CLOSE THE BOOK . . . . 239 The Winged Spirit THE WINGED SPIRIT O LOVE thou winged spirit of all Life, In whom are all things, and from whom all things spring, Who hast brought me unscathed through this tangled web of life, Unveiling to me the real and the unreal, Hast thou led my proud spirit through this world alone, And brought me to thy throne at last uncon- quered, That thou mayest test me in this hour of thy triumph?
Would st thou tempt me now to believe Thou art not real, that I have ...followed but a dream?
O Love, though conquered, yet shall I go un crowned, Rather than take of thee less than thy all, Less than being one with thee.
LOVE LOVE is bread to one who hungers, The cup to him who thirsts; There is no wrong it may not compass, No grief it may not stay; There is no hurt, nor pain, nor sin It cannot take away.
There is no thought beyond Love s realm, No mystic world to seek afar, There is no greater force on earth No guide more sure than this, No god beyond the perfect Love There is no god but This.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
237 CLOSE THE BOOK . . . . 239 The Winged Spirit THE WINGED SPIRIT O LOVE thou winged spirit of all Life, In whom are all things, and from whom all things spring, Who hast brought me unscathed through this tangled web of life, Unveiling to me the real and the unreal, Hast thou led my proud spirit through this world alone, And brought me to thy throne at last uncon- quered, That thou mayest test me in this hour of thy triumph?
Would st thou tempt me now to believe Thou art not real, that I have ...followed but a dream?
O Love, though conquered, yet shall I go un crowned, Rather than take of thee less than thy all, Less than being one with thee.
LOVE LOVE is bread to one who hungers, The cup to him who thirsts; There is no wrong it may not compass, No grief it may not stay; There is no hurt, nor pain, nor sin It cannot take away.
There is no thought beyond Love s realm, No mystic world to seek afar, There is no greater force on earth No guide more sure than this, No god beyond the perfect Love There is no god but This.
What to read after The Winged Spirit And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marie Tudor Garland to read onlineMoreLess
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