Passing Thoughts in Verse
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The broken words that said farewell, The lingering looks o'er hill and dell, Were all a bitterness and pain Enough to tear the heart in twain.
Not much their store, but treasure best Must journey with them to the West A book of prayer her mother gave, A flow'ret from her baby's grave, An ivy leaf from tower grey Memento of that parting day, When, blessing them, the Rector's prayer Commended them to God's dear care, A Bible, with its yellow page Recording length of pilgrimage Of long-forgotten s...ire and dame From whom he took unsullied name, 94 EMIGRANTS.
And keepsakes giv'n with gen'rous hand To cherish in the far-off land.
With heavy heart they left behind Dear scenes of youth, old faces kind ; They strained the eyes o'er woodland green Where last the old church tower was seen ; Their teardrops dimm'd the ocean's blue As home's faint cloudland sank from view.
And many a day, as weary eyes No prospect scann'd but sea and skies, Those left at home would earnest pray For dear ones sailing far away ; " Fair be the skies, the winds at peace, From danger angels give release, May heavenly guides the journey tend And succour dear ones to the end ; The good ship steer o'er trackless deep, And God in love His children keep, Give comfort in all toil and pain And some day bring them home again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The broken words that said farewell, The lingering looks o'er hill and dell, Were all a bitterness and pain Enough to tear the heart in twain.
Not much their store, but treasure best Must journey with them to the West A book of prayer her mother gave, A flow'ret from her baby's grave, An ivy leaf from tower grey Memento of that parting day, When, blessing them, the Rector's prayer Commended them to God's dear care, A Bible, with its yellow page Recording length of pilgrimage Of long-forgotten s...ire and dame From whom he took unsullied name, 94 EMIGRANTS.
And keepsakes giv'n with gen'rous hand To cherish in the far-off land.
With heavy heart they left behind Dear scenes of youth, old faces kind ; They strained the eyes o'er woodland green Where last the old church tower was seen ; Their teardrops dimm'd the ocean's blue As home's faint cloudland sank from view.
And many a day, as weary eyes No prospect scann'd but sea and skies, Those left at home would earnest pray For dear ones sailing far away ; " Fair be the skies, the winds at peace, From danger angels give release, May heavenly guides the journey tend And succour dear ones to the end ; The good ship steer o'er trackless deep, And God in love His children keep, Give comfort in all toil and pain And some day bring them home again.
What to read after Passing Thoughts in Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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