Poems
Poems
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Those two disciples came Breathing in hopeless hope that son'ow -shrouded name, 16 () what celestial sight Struck their sad imirimus dimib. Of angels radiant bright Guarding an empty tonil)? (No silent body there, Onlv the linen clothes of costly texture fair. ) ' What seek ye here?' they cry, ' Have ye so soon forgot ? Behold The Day is nigh, Give praise and sorrow not; Your Master, risen indeed, Goeth to Galilee; speed ye where Ho doth lead/ As sadly they had come, Cerborne with doubt and fea...r. Thro' the cool garden gloom To that dark sepulchre. Now each heart leaps and thrills With wild delight, and song each soul exultant fills. The dull relentless skies Break into hues of dawn, The sleepy flowers arise And curtsy to the morn. Where thro' the garden way The clustered dew lies fresh, catching the fires of day J. 17 2 And one alone who c-anie — Ere the first morning glow Had sparkled into Hanie — In bitterness of woe; And doubtingly espied Before the cavernous tonib the great stone rolled aside: As she with breaking day Thro' the wet garden fares, She meets upon her way Her Master unawares, And questions Him if He Can tell her where the body of her Lord may be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Those two disciples came Breathing in hopeless hope that son'ow -shrouded name, 16 () what celestial sight Struck their sad imirimus dimib. Of angels radiant bright Guarding an empty tonil)? (No silent body there, Onlv the linen clothes of costly texture fair. ) ' What seek ye here?' they cry, ' Have ye so soon forgot ? Behold The Day is nigh, Give praise and sorrow not; Your Master, risen indeed, Goeth to Galilee; speed ye where Ho doth lead/ As sadly they had come, Cerborne with doubt and fea...r. Thro' the cool garden gloom To that dark sepulchre. Now each heart leaps and thrills With wild delight, and song each soul exultant fills. The dull relentless skies Break into hues of dawn, The sleepy flowers arise And curtsy to the morn. Where thro' the garden way The clustered dew lies fresh, catching the fires of day J. 17 2 And one alone who c-anie — Ere the first morning glow Had sparkled into Hanie — In bitterness of woe; And doubtingly espied Before the cavernous tonib the great stone rolled aside: As she with breaking day Thro' the wet garden fares, She meets upon her way Her Master unawares, And questions Him if He Can tell her where the body of her Lord may be.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donald F Goold Donald Fredric Goold Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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