Uriel And Other Poems
Uriel And Other Poems
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The giant sons of God, become what He, URiii:!, . Yf) Her God, forewilled, and take and keep due coui'se, And yield increase, till all the lands shall smile, And Arctic ice shall blossom as the rose.
Thou that didst teach and show — thy life one scene — The one great saving truth, the one great thing, Self-abnegation, that which makes man God — Be thou before me : teach me to ensue Thy work, God's work : to live, to die for all Was thine : I would be worthy ; I would be The good of many, and fo...rget all self, All man's self-care.
And yet, though this my part, I feel not as I should. I feel too well I am but most imperfect. Do I feel The happiness of life in this the life Wherein I labour ? Steadfast and serene My soul may sit, nor feel, with Paul, that we Of all mankind are miserablest on earth ; But can I joy me e'en in this my bright. Great mission to the world, and through the world. Or past it, to the steep, high Morning-Land Of Death ? Have I achieved the actual sense That this dark autumn is a bright, blest hour, A Southern spring beneath the starry Cross, A clime beyond the earthly elements 1 I ought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The giant sons of God, become what He, URiii:!, . Yf) Her God, forewilled, and take and keep due coui'se, And yield increase, till all the lands shall smile, And Arctic ice shall blossom as the rose.
Thou that didst teach and show — thy life one scene — The one great saving truth, the one great thing, Self-abnegation, that which makes man God — Be thou before me : teach me to ensue Thy work, God's work : to live, to die for all Was thine : I would be worthy ; I would be The good of many, and fo...rget all self, All man's self-care.
And yet, though this my part, I feel not as I should. I feel too well I am but most imperfect. Do I feel The happiness of life in this the life Wherein I labour ? Steadfast and serene My soul may sit, nor feel, with Paul, that we Of all mankind are miserablest on earth ; But can I joy me e'en in this my bright. Great mission to the world, and through the world. Or past it, to the steep, high Morning-Land Of Death ? Have I achieved the actual sense That this dark autumn is a bright, blest hour, A Southern spring beneath the starry Cross, A clime beyond the earthly elements 1 I ought.
What to read after Uriel And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T J De Powis to read onlineMoreLess
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