Songs By the Way
Songs By the Way
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"A SICK man's aimless, selfish life is mine." Nay, say not so, for unto each God gives Some talents to employ for Him while lives The man. Some have the power to toil, 'tis thine Maybe to sing, while others who are strong, Work, and lead busy lives of fight 'gainst wrong.
Thy words meanwhile may cheer and nerve the arm, The brain that toils all day. Your songs may charm, Soothe and uplift, like yon caged lark, whose song Pours forth as if he soared above his nest O'er sunlit fields, singing wit...h keenest zest, Alone, yet from his narrow prisoned state, Bearing on Music's wing to heaven's own gate Hearts weary — worn with earth's dull care and weight.
5« THE MESS OF POTTAGE.
Barter away truth, honour, all, Thy mess of pottage gain ; But look not back, nor dare recall Those cries of human pain.
Poor man, a sorry mess is thine ; Poor glutton, eat thy fill ; The day will come which brings its fine, Most bitter, bitter pill.
The mess of pottage soon devoured.
Sad thoughts will linger yet ; Poor luckless wight, thou'lt be o'erpowered By infinite regret.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"A SICK man's aimless, selfish life is mine." Nay, say not so, for unto each God gives Some talents to employ for Him while lives The man. Some have the power to toil, 'tis thine Maybe to sing, while others who are strong, Work, and lead busy lives of fight 'gainst wrong.
Thy words meanwhile may cheer and nerve the arm, The brain that toils all day. Your songs may charm, Soothe and uplift, like yon caged lark, whose song Pours forth as if he soared above his nest O'er sunlit fields, singing wit...h keenest zest, Alone, yet from his narrow prisoned state, Bearing on Music's wing to heaven's own gate Hearts weary — worn with earth's dull care and weight.
5« THE MESS OF POTTAGE.
Barter away truth, honour, all, Thy mess of pottage gain ; But look not back, nor dare recall Those cries of human pain.
Poor man, a sorry mess is thine ; Poor glutton, eat thy fill ; The day will come which brings its fine, Most bitter, bitter pill.
The mess of pottage soon devoured.
Sad thoughts will linger yet ; Poor luckless wight, thou'lt be o'erpowered By infinite regret.
What to read after Songs By the Way?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Evelyn Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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