Radiant Star a Poem
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And oft in journeying to and fro between RADIANT STAR Her home and stately mansions where she sewed.
The children, playing on the street, would run To her, and take her hand and ask protection From barking dog, the car, or teasing playmate. While once, a birdling, breathless and forsaken, Flew chirping to her hollowed hand for refuge. "With heart and hand thus opened wide for service She poured her crystal stream of tenderness On sad and thirst-parched hearts, until, renewed Like desert wastes ...fresh-washed by mother Nile, They grew as watered gardens, rich with fruit and flowers.
The woman, not knowing all this wonder-work Continued in her loving helpfulness, The while the work by which she earned her daily bread Ran its appointed round.
Her private grief was changed to greater yearning To be the comforter of those who suffer.
For this she would become a nurse, she thought, And study all the healing arts of nursing, 8 THE DAY'S WORK That skilled and true, her hands might be more potent, Her mind more wise to give its ministry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And oft in journeying to and fro between RADIANT STAR Her home and stately mansions where she sewed.
The children, playing on the street, would run To her, and take her hand and ask protection From barking dog, the car, or teasing playmate. While once, a birdling, breathless and forsaken, Flew chirping to her hollowed hand for refuge. "With heart and hand thus opened wide for service She poured her crystal stream of tenderness On sad and thirst-parched hearts, until, renewed Like desert wastes ...fresh-washed by mother Nile, They grew as watered gardens, rich with fruit and flowers.
The woman, not knowing all this wonder-work Continued in her loving helpfulness, The while the work by which she earned her daily bread Ran its appointed round.
Her private grief was changed to greater yearning To be the comforter of those who suffer.
For this she would become a nurse, she thought, And study all the healing arts of nursing, 8 THE DAY'S WORK That skilled and true, her hands might be more potent, Her mind more wise to give its ministry.
What to read after Radiant Star a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Van Anderson to read onlineMoreLess
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