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What added sorrows wait me more.
And o'er my trembling spirit spread Their shadows thus before ?
I seemed to stand upon a brink, Yet could not see the gulf below ; It dizzied me to try to think.
As with some coming blow.
Dear hands I saw on either side Reach out as for a final kiss ; And clasping each o'er each I cried, Not this one, Lord ; not this !
I cannot bear one parting more ; My heart is at the point to break !
As if Thou didst not know before.
Dear Lord, to Thee I spake.
53 54 APPREHEN...SION.
And then I slept, the sleep of fear, And waked in sad bewilderment ; The day, the dreaded day, was here ; What trial would be sent ?
Up to the zenith rose the sun, And now I watch its bright decline ; The hours have passed me one by one ; No added griefs are mine !
Still must I feel the piercing sword Of what hath been or yet may be ; But from that nameless terror. Lord, At least I am set free.
And slowly, slowly, yet how sure, Ketums the restful consciousness That in Thy care I am secure, And chastening.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What added sorrows wait me more.
And o'er my trembling spirit spread Their shadows thus before ?
I seemed to stand upon a brink, Yet could not see the gulf below ; It dizzied me to try to think.
As with some coming blow.
Dear hands I saw on either side Reach out as for a final kiss ; And clasping each o'er each I cried, Not this one, Lord ; not this !
I cannot bear one parting more ; My heart is at the point to break !
As if Thou didst not know before.
Dear Lord, to Thee I spake.
53 54 APPREHEN...SION.
And then I slept, the sleep of fear, And waked in sad bewilderment ; The day, the dreaded day, was here ; What trial would be sent ?
Up to the zenith rose the sun, And now I watch its bright decline ; The hours have passed me one by one ; No added griefs are mine !
Still must I feel the piercing sword Of what hath been or yet may be ; But from that nameless terror. Lord, At least I am set free.
And slowly, slowly, yet how sure, Ketums the restful consciousness That in Thy care I am secure, And chastening.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Mcewen Kimball to read onlineMoreLess
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