Verses Old And New
Verses Old And New
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With white hedge-blossoms (as their own hearts pure) The children garlanded the church obscure, Where thronged the worshipping, grief-laden poor, Their daily labour done.
A woman passed along the dusty street, Her years were many, still at noon-tide heat She toiled for bread, then sought the calm retreat Of thankful, prayerful rest. Each evening saw her bear a shining crown Of brilliants, woven 'neath the world's hard frown And at the altar gladly lay it down, Faith's precious off 'ring blest.
...As one who knew the sacred precincts well, A corner dim, where deepest shadow fell, She sought, and by the old confessional Drew out her beads and prayed. Slow passed the brown stones through the fingers oM, Dropping her " aves " like bright links of gold, And down her withered cheeks the tears fast rolled, Her thoughts, unbidden, strayed.
(58) Out of the buried past each dear, dead face Rose up before her in the holy place, Through time and distance did her soul retrace Life's pleasure and its pain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With white hedge-blossoms (as their own hearts pure) The children garlanded the church obscure, Where thronged the worshipping, grief-laden poor, Their daily labour done.
A woman passed along the dusty street, Her years were many, still at noon-tide heat She toiled for bread, then sought the calm retreat Of thankful, prayerful rest. Each evening saw her bear a shining crown Of brilliants, woven 'neath the world's hard frown And at the altar gladly lay it down, Faith's precious off 'ring blest.
...As one who knew the sacred precincts well, A corner dim, where deepest shadow fell, She sought, and by the old confessional Drew out her beads and prayed. Slow passed the brown stones through the fingers oM, Dropping her " aves " like bright links of gold, And down her withered cheeks the tears fast rolled, Her thoughts, unbidden, strayed.
(58) Out of the buried past each dear, dead face Rose up before her in the holy place, Through time and distance did her soul retrace Life's pleasure and its pain.
What to read after Verses Old And New?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helena Callanan to read onlineMoreLess
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