Prayers From the Poets
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Philip James Bailey.
253 Prayers for Rest /^\ THOU who art of Heav'n on high And stillest ev'ry groan and sigh, Who twice dost comfort and relieve The sufferer who twice doth grieve, I weary on my way and tire, And vain are pain and long desire, thou, sweet Peace, Come thou to me, and bring surcease !
Peace on all the hills is sleeping, See, in ev'ry folded dell, Hardly is a vapour creeping ; Hush'd is all the woodland song ; Wait, and ere long Thou'lt sleep as well.
/. W. Von Goethe. (Trs. Edi...tors. } A Song of Divine Love T ORD ! when the sense of Thy sweet grace Sends up my soul to seek Thy face, Thy blessed eyes breed such desire, 1 die in love's delicious fire. O love ! I am thy sacrifice ; Be still triumphant, blessed eyes. Still shine on me, fair sun, that I Still may behold, though still I die.
Though still I die, I live again, Still longing so to be still slain, 2 54 So gainful is such loss of breath, I die even in desire of death. Still live in me this longing strife Of living death and dying life, For, while Thou sweetly slayest me, Dead to myself, I live in Thee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Philip James Bailey.
253 Prayers for Rest /^\ THOU who art of Heav'n on high And stillest ev'ry groan and sigh, Who twice dost comfort and relieve The sufferer who twice doth grieve, I weary on my way and tire, And vain are pain and long desire, thou, sweet Peace, Come thou to me, and bring surcease !
Peace on all the hills is sleeping, See, in ev'ry folded dell, Hardly is a vapour creeping ; Hush'd is all the woodland song ; Wait, and ere long Thou'lt sleep as well.
/. W. Von Goethe. (Trs. Edi...tors. } A Song of Divine Love T ORD ! when the sense of Thy sweet grace Sends up my soul to seek Thy face, Thy blessed eyes breed such desire, 1 die in love's delicious fire. O love ! I am thy sacrifice ; Be still triumphant, blessed eyes. Still shine on me, fair sun, that I Still may behold, though still I die.
Though still I die, I live again, Still longing so to be still slain, 2 54 So gainful is such loss of breath, I die even in desire of death. Still live in me this longing strife Of living death and dying life, For, while Thou sweetly slayest me, Dead to myself, I live in Thee.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cecil Headlam to read onlineMoreLess
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