Driftwood
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" Some times, too, we tire of the fare at these stations and long to partake of the fruit of the Tree of Life, and to drink of the fountain that flows from beneath the throne in that kingdom in which are concentrated all the sweetest names known to mortal tongue Mother, Father, Jesus, Heaven, Home.
THE WITHERED FLOWER. 141 THE WITHERED FLOWER.
Mother, thy blossom is not dead, Tho' withering it lies ; Exotic, God transplanted it To bloom in Paradise.
Too fragile for our rugged clime, To cheer th...y heart 'twas given, Then claimed, to draw thy thoughts from earth And center them in Heaven.
Tho' brief its stay, it brought to thee A blessing from above ; It touched the joysprings of thy heart And waked new chords of love.
And while thou feel'st that something bright Is from thy pathway gone ; There's comfort in the glorious thought, That it is still thine own.
Like thee, I miss a lovely flower, Transferred from earthly blight ; But we will claim our blossoms when We tread the Fields of Light.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Some times, too, we tire of the fare at these stations and long to partake of the fruit of the Tree of Life, and to drink of the fountain that flows from beneath the throne in that kingdom in which are concentrated all the sweetest names known to mortal tongue Mother, Father, Jesus, Heaven, Home.
THE WITHERED FLOWER. 141 THE WITHERED FLOWER.
Mother, thy blossom is not dead, Tho' withering it lies ; Exotic, God transplanted it To bloom in Paradise.
Too fragile for our rugged clime, To cheer th...y heart 'twas given, Then claimed, to draw thy thoughts from earth And center them in Heaven.
Tho' brief its stay, it brought to thee A blessing from above ; It touched the joysprings of thy heart And waked new chords of love.
And while thou feel'st that something bright Is from thy pathway gone ; There's comfort in the glorious thought, That it is still thine own.
Like thee, I miss a lovely flower, Transferred from earthly blight ; But we will claim our blossoms when We tread the Fields of Light.
What to read after Driftwood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lou Singletary Bedford to read onlineMoreLess
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