My Web of Life a Fragment
My Web of Life a Fragment
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[9 There are wafted in the evening The sounds of long-shed tears; And every day and every hour A shadow's o'er us cast, Bearing in its misty folds The echoes of the past.
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Then let us watch our every word- Put a bridle on our tongue; Refrain from harsh expressions, Whether old or young : For to all a time is coming— To some of us how fast — When our beating hearts and lives will be But echoes of the past.
Joy cometh with the morning, we are told.
20 MY WEB OF LIFE: Ah, would that so my long ...dark night might end, My heart again feel brightness as of old ! I cry in all my anguish — Father, Friend, Eternal Saviour, balm to this heart send !
By day and night my tears have been my meat, When I remember all the things now gone ; My constant cry is — could I plant my feet Upon that rock which Thou hast made thine own . ' Why art thou then cast down my doubting soul ? Why is my heart disquieted within ? Oh, could I truly feel that He would roll From off my head its heavy load of sin !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[9 There are wafted in the evening The sounds of long-shed tears; And every day and every hour A shadow's o'er us cast, Bearing in its misty folds The echoes of the past.
IV.
Then let us watch our every word- Put a bridle on our tongue; Refrain from harsh expressions, Whether old or young : For to all a time is coming— To some of us how fast — When our beating hearts and lives will be But echoes of the past.
Joy cometh with the morning, we are told.
20 MY WEB OF LIFE: Ah, would that so my long ...dark night might end, My heart again feel brightness as of old ! I cry in all my anguish — Father, Friend, Eternal Saviour, balm to this heart send !
By day and night my tears have been my meat, When I remember all the things now gone ; My constant cry is — could I plant my feet Upon that rock which Thou hast made thine own . ' Why art thou then cast down my doubting soul ? Why is my heart disquieted within ? Oh, could I truly feel that He would roll From off my head its heavy load of sin !
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