Ugo Bassis Sermon in the Hospital
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God gives us light and love, and all good things Richly for joy, and power, to use aright ; But then we may forget Him in His gifts : We cannot well forget the hand that holds, And pierces us, and will not let us go, However much we strive from under it.
If God speak to thee in the summer air, The cool soft breath thou leanest forth to feel Upon thy forehead ; dost thou feel it God ? Nay, but the wind : and when heart speaks And face to face, when friends meet happily, And all is merry, God is ...also there ; 14 &9* Bfleet'e Sermon.
But thou perceivest but thy fellow's part : And when out of the dewy garden green Some liquid syllables of music strike A sudden, speechless rapture through thy frame, Is it God's voice that moves thee? Nay, the bird's, Who sings to God, and all the world and thee.
But when the sharp strokes flesh and heart run through, For thee, and not another ; only known, In all the universe, through sense of thine ; Not caught by eye or ear, not felt by touch, Nor apprehended by the spirit's sight, But only by the hidden, tortured nerves, In all their incommunicable pain, -^ God speaks Himself to us, as mothers speak To their own babes, upon the tender flesh With fond familiar touches close and dear ; Because he cannot choose a softer way To make us feel that He Himself is near, And each apart His own Beloved and known.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
God gives us light and love, and all good things Richly for joy, and power, to use aright ; But then we may forget Him in His gifts : We cannot well forget the hand that holds, And pierces us, and will not let us go, However much we strive from under it.
If God speak to thee in the summer air, The cool soft breath thou leanest forth to feel Upon thy forehead ; dost thou feel it God ? Nay, but the wind : and when heart speaks And face to face, when friends meet happily, And all is merry, God is ...also there ; 14 &9* Bfleet'e Sermon.
But thou perceivest but thy fellow's part : And when out of the dewy garden green Some liquid syllables of music strike A sudden, speechless rapture through thy frame, Is it God's voice that moves thee? Nay, the bird's, Who sings to God, and all the world and thee.
But when the sharp strokes flesh and heart run through, For thee, and not another ; only known, In all the universe, through sense of thine ; Not caught by eye or ear, not felt by touch, Nor apprehended by the spirit's sight, But only by the hidden, tortured nerves, In all their incommunicable pain, -^ God speaks Himself to us, as mothers speak To their own babes, upon the tender flesh With fond familiar touches close and dear ; Because he cannot choose a softer way To make us feel that He Himself is near, And each apart His own Beloved and known.
What to read after Ugo Bassis Sermon in the Hospital?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Eleanor Baillie Hamilton King to read onlineMoreLess
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