Voices of the Sea And Other Poems
Voices of the Sea And Other Poems
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'' Fear. Notj O Paul ; thou must be brought to Rome; It lieth in thy way and near thy home : Fear not, though loud the tempest, white the foam/' Nor does he fear, but, strong in hope that clings To joy within the veil of earthly things, Quits fear's low realm as upon eagle wings.
Yet one stage more, beyond this last rough sea. And he, unwreckM by many storms, shall be With Stephen's Lord, from death's frail body free.
SONNETS.
RESURRECTION.
gY this cold rock and in this cheerless gloom, Wherefo...re, lone weeper, hast thou vainly cried Such bitter tears upon an empty tomb, Deeming the absence of thy joy its doom ? Look up, behold, One standeth at thy side. Worthier these longings than th' embalmed dead, One God hath given to mourners in His stead — To all with tears who seek the Crucified. He spake : in bitterness her heart replied ; But as she gazed on Him with looks forlorn, ' Lifting her pale face to the light of God, Through her chill frame there flushM the hope of dawn ; Earth with its tombs — its thousand tombs — was gone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'' Fear. Notj O Paul ; thou must be brought to Rome; It lieth in thy way and near thy home : Fear not, though loud the tempest, white the foam/' Nor does he fear, but, strong in hope that clings To joy within the veil of earthly things, Quits fear's low realm as upon eagle wings.
Yet one stage more, beyond this last rough sea. And he, unwreckM by many storms, shall be With Stephen's Lord, from death's frail body free.
SONNETS.
RESURRECTION.
gY this cold rock and in this cheerless gloom, Wherefo...re, lone weeper, hast thou vainly cried Such bitter tears upon an empty tomb, Deeming the absence of thy joy its doom ? Look up, behold, One standeth at thy side. Worthier these longings than th' embalmed dead, One God hath given to mourners in His stead — To all with tears who seek the Crucified. He spake : in bitterness her heart replied ; But as she gazed on Him with looks forlorn, ' Lifting her pale face to the light of God, Through her chill frame there flushM the hope of dawn ; Earth with its tombs — its thousand tombs — was gone.
What to read after Voices of the Sea And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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