In Memoriam
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I would be where thou art, my child.
I wait, I cry; Waiting until my heart grows faint For time to fly.
Time is a sluggard to the heart That longs for rest ; Time is as cruel as the grave To hearts oppressed.
9 And so I cry and make my moan To Him and thee; The nights are long, the days are drear- Oh! plead for me!
(the saviour's voice) My child, look up, and let me see Thy faith and trust.
I am the One that never sleeps; Correct I must.
As sands upon the desert waste Thy doubts and fears, That... blown about by shifting winds Unloosen tears.
The heart must first be purified By hottest fire, Before the voice can ever sing To Heavenly lyre.
Walk in the footprints I have left, This do for Me; The crown of thorns upon My brow I wear for thee.
TO (the child's voice) Oh, mother, do not seek to know Or question why; Think it but bliss that God is near; Oh, smile, nor sigh.
Thou griev'st the Holy Spirit, dear.
Not me, I say; For I am far beyond the grief Of yesterday.
His hand God presses on thy heart In love and grace; The blow He dealt will leave no scar, — 'T is on His face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I would be where thou art, my child.
I wait, I cry; Waiting until my heart grows faint For time to fly.
Time is a sluggard to the heart That longs for rest ; Time is as cruel as the grave To hearts oppressed.
9 And so I cry and make my moan To Him and thee; The nights are long, the days are drear- Oh! plead for me!
(the saviour's voice) My child, look up, and let me see Thy faith and trust.
I am the One that never sleeps; Correct I must.
As sands upon the desert waste Thy doubts and fears, That... blown about by shifting winds Unloosen tears.
The heart must first be purified By hottest fire, Before the voice can ever sing To Heavenly lyre.
Walk in the footprints I have left, This do for Me; The crown of thorns upon My brow I wear for thee.
TO (the child's voice) Oh, mother, do not seek to know Or question why; Think it but bliss that God is near; Oh, smile, nor sigh.
Thou griev'st the Holy Spirit, dear.
Not me, I say; For I am far beyond the grief Of yesterday.
His hand God presses on thy heart In love and grace; The blow He dealt will leave no scar, — 'T is on His face.
What to read after In Memoriam?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Milbank, Maria Louisa Wakeman, 1850- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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