Leaves From Our Cypress And Our Oak
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THE THOUGHT.
BEAM fell down from heaven— a ])eam of light, AYhich, straying through the sad earth's countless glooms, Met, and embraced a shadow from the tombs. That wrapt the darkness of its long, long night. Around a soul of most exceeding white. Till, lo ! a softer shade — like what illumes That modest wayside mother of perfumes, The violet — was born. This darkly bright — This sweet-and-sad, became a living thought II 58 LEAVES FROM OUR OAK.
And dwelt witliin the mourner's soul, and said : ...— " Were all the earth with preaching marbles fraught, Thy hand should rear some tribute to the dead! — Behold, where, last, he sat, — rise — Avalk abroad, — The earth is filled with beauty — yea, with God! " TV. THE AYIDOAV AND HEE MITE.
IV.
THE AVIDOW AND HEE MITE.
EPt soul, obedient to the missioned light. Arose, and, brightening' through her veil of night, Beheld the crowds her power was given to bless, Till grief for theirs consumed her own distress — Till love for them awaked those secret powers That don their strength but in our darkest hours; And shut her heart upon its deeper pain, And led her forth to Hojie and them again !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE THOUGHT.
BEAM fell down from heaven— a ])eam of light, AYhich, straying through the sad earth's countless glooms, Met, and embraced a shadow from the tombs. That wrapt the darkness of its long, long night. Around a soul of most exceeding white. Till, lo ! a softer shade — like what illumes That modest wayside mother of perfumes, The violet — was born. This darkly bright — This sweet-and-sad, became a living thought II 58 LEAVES FROM OUR OAK.
And dwelt witliin the mourner's soul, and said : ...— " Were all the earth with preaching marbles fraught, Thy hand should rear some tribute to the dead! — Behold, where, last, he sat, — rise — Avalk abroad, — The earth is filled with beauty — yea, with God! " TV. THE AYIDOAV AND HEE MITE.
IV.
THE AVIDOW AND HEE MITE.
EPt soul, obedient to the missioned light. Arose, and, brightening' through her veil of night, Beheld the crowds her power was given to bless, Till grief for theirs consumed her own distress — Till love for them awaked those secret powers That don their strength but in our darkest hours; And shut her heart upon its deeper pain, And led her forth to Hojie and them again !
What to read after Leaves From Our Cypress And Our Oak?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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