Heart-Felt Poems
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And I could die, and rest content Within thiiie arms, and ne'er lament The hour when death should set me free, If dying, I could gaze on thee, And let thy sweet breath fan my cheek, Gaze in thine eyes, and hear thee speak ; To hear thee whisper : 'Soon I'll be Forever, Love, ah ! still with thee." MISCELLANEOUS POEMS L51 THE INCREASE OF CRIME Qa^ any one wonder at the increase of crime, When the toilers for bread 'long the pathway of time Are spurned with contempt by the cold-hearted man Who bo...asts of his riches, his millions to scan With proud, gloating eye, and turns from his door Some poor, starving wretch, tho' honest and poor.
Without e'en a small crust, or a kind word of love : . Ne'er follow the teachings of our Master above ?
Can you wonder that in this free land of ours.
Where Nature clothes all with her garlands of flowers, Where the churches of God with spires grandly rise.
Pointing the soul to its maker— the Great Sacrifice- That grim Poverty here dwells, with Want and with Woe, To curse the pure souls with their death-dealing blow, When cold, selfish souls, in wealth and in ease, Suffer the weak or the helpless to starve or to freeze ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And I could die, and rest content Within thiiie arms, and ne'er lament The hour when death should set me free, If dying, I could gaze on thee, And let thy sweet breath fan my cheek, Gaze in thine eyes, and hear thee speak ; To hear thee whisper : 'Soon I'll be Forever, Love, ah ! still with thee." MISCELLANEOUS POEMS L51 THE INCREASE OF CRIME Qa^ any one wonder at the increase of crime, When the toilers for bread 'long the pathway of time Are spurned with contempt by the cold-hearted man Who bo...asts of his riches, his millions to scan With proud, gloating eye, and turns from his door Some poor, starving wretch, tho' honest and poor.
Without e'en a small crust, or a kind word of love : . Ne'er follow the teachings of our Master above ?
Can you wonder that in this free land of ours.
Where Nature clothes all with her garlands of flowers, Where the churches of God with spires grandly rise.
Pointing the soul to its maker— the Great Sacrifice- That grim Poverty here dwells, with Want and with Woe, To curse the pure souls with their death-dealing blow, When cold, selfish souls, in wealth and in ease, Suffer the weak or the helpless to starve or to freeze ?
What to read after Heart-Felt Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Metcalf, David Brown, 1851- to read onlineMoreLess
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