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I SHALL not come to the heavenly court As I enter your ball to-night, In tissues wreathed with flowery sport, And jewels of haughty light.
Bearing on shoulders stiff and straight The marble of my face, Moving with high and measured gait To claim my yielded place.
Poor narrow souls ! your easy spite Moves this enforced disdain : I cannot vanish from the fight Other than crowned or slain.
CONTRASTS. 207 The russet garb of penitence For me were lighter wear Than all a queen's magnificence, A princ...e's minivere.
Unloose, unloose your chains of pride, Set my vexed spirit free, That I may follow my angel guide In glad humility.
For I would hearken the sentence deep.
Abide the lifted rod.
And sink, like a chastened child, to weep In the fatherhood of God.
208 POEMS OF STUDY AND EXPERIENCE.
A VISION OF PALM SUNDAY.
If I were a titled princess, this blessed Palm-Sunday morn, I'd not sit in this little carriage, with varnish and paint forlorn ; Nor wear this old cloak and bonnet, kept carefully for the day : There should be no best in my wardrobe ; I'd go in best things alway.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I SHALL not come to the heavenly court As I enter your ball to-night, In tissues wreathed with flowery sport, And jewels of haughty light.
Bearing on shoulders stiff and straight The marble of my face, Moving with high and measured gait To claim my yielded place.
Poor narrow souls ! your easy spite Moves this enforced disdain : I cannot vanish from the fight Other than crowned or slain.
CONTRASTS. 207 The russet garb of penitence For me were lighter wear Than all a queen's magnificence, A princ...e's minivere.
Unloose, unloose your chains of pride, Set my vexed spirit free, That I may follow my angel guide In glad humility.
For I would hearken the sentence deep.
Abide the lifted rod.
And sink, like a chastened child, to weep In the fatherhood of God.
208 POEMS OF STUDY AND EXPERIENCE.
A VISION OF PALM SUNDAY.
If I were a titled princess, this blessed Palm-Sunday morn, I'd not sit in this little carriage, with varnish and paint forlorn ; Nor wear this old cloak and bonnet, kept carefully for the day : There should be no best in my wardrobe ; I'd go in best things alway.
What to read after Later Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howe, Julia Ward, 1819-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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