A Mountain Campfire
A Mountain Campfire
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How short his little hour! So, when he sings, they whisper "Soft!'' And when he faints, cry "Look aloft To the great white hills of God!" The sunrise studs them thick with pearls, With crimson links each fold; The sunset every banner furls Yet leaves their crowns of gold; Then ghostly gray, they vigil keep While tired man dares fall asleep Among the great white hills of God.
Teach us, O great white hills, to trust, Be silent and obey ; Thy secret tell to us whose dust Shall mingle with thy gray...; From out the centuries speak to man To count his years as but a span To thine, O great white hills of God.
But yet, ye hills, I'd speak to thee, Across the years I'd call; My dust with thine may seek the sea, My days be few and small, My name be lost as ages roll But I — a man — I have a soul, O listen, great white hills of God.
To thee, O hills, I lift mine eyes Whence cometh aid to me, And o'er the hills up to the skies Maker of mount and sea; Amid the sorrow and the strife Guard Thou each puny, precious life As watch Thy great white hills, O God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How short his little hour! So, when he sings, they whisper "Soft!'' And when he faints, cry "Look aloft To the great white hills of God!" The sunrise studs them thick with pearls, With crimson links each fold; The sunset every banner furls Yet leaves their crowns of gold; Then ghostly gray, they vigil keep While tired man dares fall asleep Among the great white hills of God.
Teach us, O great white hills, to trust, Be silent and obey ; Thy secret tell to us whose dust Shall mingle with thy gray...; From out the centuries speak to man To count his years as but a span To thine, O great white hills of God.
But yet, ye hills, I'd speak to thee, Across the years I'd call; My dust with thine may seek the sea, My days be few and small, My name be lost as ages roll But I — a man — I have a soul, O listen, great white hills of God.
To thee, O hills, I lift mine eyes Whence cometh aid to me, And o'er the hills up to the skies Maker of mount and sea; Amid the sorrow and the strife Guard Thou each puny, precious life As watch Thy great white hills, O God.
What to read after A Mountain Campfire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmond S Edmond Stephen Meany to read onlineMoreLess
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