Where is Heaven? And Other Poems
Where is Heaven? And Other Poems
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" When late in Classic Rome we reached A consecrated shrine, And knelt in reverence before A presence felt divine, It seemed as though the thought of God, Filled the deep silence round, Voicing Himself through saintly lips In sanctity profound, Deep in the shrine San Bruno looked The very soul of prayer, Sweetly the "Benedictus" soft Seemed ringing in the air. Our Mecca reached, the " Holy Grail " Was but the flesh denied The selfhood lost for aye, in God, And Christ, the crucified. 31 POEMS th...e flight Cometh H, can you not be patient while you may, When you have such a little while to stay? You may repress that tear or rising sigh Just for the joy that cometh by-and-by, When you will know the how and why. The dear fond hearts held close within our own, The voice that greets us with confiding tone, Will not be your behest or mine alway. Oh, let us then be loving while we may, We have so little while to stay. What if the lips which have defended you From accusation rude, unkind, untrue, Should some time hesitate or blindly miss The recognition of a word or kiss, And so should seem to you to go amiss.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" When late in Classic Rome we reached A consecrated shrine, And knelt in reverence before A presence felt divine, It seemed as though the thought of God, Filled the deep silence round, Voicing Himself through saintly lips In sanctity profound, Deep in the shrine San Bruno looked The very soul of prayer, Sweetly the "Benedictus" soft Seemed ringing in the air. Our Mecca reached, the " Holy Grail " Was but the flesh denied The selfhood lost for aye, in God, And Christ, the crucified. 31 POEMS th...e flight Cometh H, can you not be patient while you may, When you have such a little while to stay? You may repress that tear or rising sigh Just for the joy that cometh by-and-by, When you will know the how and why. The dear fond hearts held close within our own, The voice that greets us with confiding tone, Will not be your behest or mine alway. Oh, let us then be loving while we may, We have so little while to stay. What if the lips which have defended you From accusation rude, unkind, untrue, Should some time hesitate or blindly miss The recognition of a word or kiss, And so should seem to you to go amiss.
What to read after Where is Heaven? And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary L W Mary Louise Whelpley Towle to read onlineMoreLess
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