A Vicar's Poems
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No longer now I feared to upward gaze Into Her face, where high the altar stood.
I thought thy spirit near m.e, and I felt Purer thereby, as though we two had knelt And shared together, as in other days.
Communion with the Beautiful and Good.
COLLEGE YEARS 93 INTERVALE O, pleasant town in the hills away !
Asleep in the hills like a bird safe-nested — O, pleasant walk by the winding way In the freshening air of the autumn day, High up to the summits snowy crested — O, meadows that gleam in the m...orning sun — When the grain bends low with the breath of the air — O, happy, who looks, when the day is done Afar where the brooklets gently run, On Peace and Happiness everywhere.
O, solemn watch of the hills at night, Where thou liest asleep, O ancient town !
When the mists with a covering soft and light Wrap farm and orchard and grain-field white.
And the river that skirts the meadows brown — O, may the eyes that look on thee.
Thine utter rest and thy sure safe-keeping, 94 A VICAR'S POEMS Drink in thy peace and happily Know that some time there is to be For them a Rest like thy peaceful sleeping!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No longer now I feared to upward gaze Into Her face, where high the altar stood.
I thought thy spirit near m.e, and I felt Purer thereby, as though we two had knelt And shared together, as in other days.
Communion with the Beautiful and Good.
COLLEGE YEARS 93 INTERVALE O, pleasant town in the hills away !
Asleep in the hills like a bird safe-nested — O, pleasant walk by the winding way In the freshening air of the autumn day, High up to the summits snowy crested — O, meadows that gleam in the m...orning sun — When the grain bends low with the breath of the air — O, happy, who looks, when the day is done Afar where the brooklets gently run, On Peace and Happiness everywhere.
O, solemn watch of the hills at night, Where thou liest asleep, O ancient town !
When the mists with a covering soft and light Wrap farm and orchard and grain-field white.
And the river that skirts the meadows brown — O, may the eyes that look on thee.
Thine utter rest and thy sure safe-keeping, 94 A VICAR'S POEMS Drink in thy peace and happily Know that some time there is to be For them a Rest like thy peaceful sleeping!
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bottome, George Hill to read onlineMoreLess
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