Sonnets And Other Poems
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A moment's trance ! then sound thro' silence piercing, Companions shouting from the primrose dells, The thrush, his half-learnt roundelay rehearsing, Calls us to earth and all the dream dispels.
And on through life longing for hands to guide us, Our hearts repeat again with yearning sigh : " Oh messengers of God, are ye beside us 1 Strong, loving angels, are ye tarrying nigh 1 " And asking so, we learn the lesson slowly; Each day's events may be an angel sent, With message for the trustful hear...t and lowly, That holds no idol of self-made intent.
Yea, and the daily things our senses greeting, The green bud bursting in the dusky hedge, The solemn clouds thro' evening silence fleeting, Above some city housetop's blackened edge j The wandering butterfly, whose pinions flutter Adown some narrow street, in days of spring, Have brought sweet thoughts which words may never utter, Unto the mourning and the suffering.
Angels. 67 The fame of lofty deeds, whereat we wonder, And hear in them a voice that calls us on \ The sight of means, whereby good deeds we ponder, Turn by occasion into good deeds done ; A smile unasked, a wayside salutation, The cloudless brightness of some household face, By these how often God sends forth salvation To souls that faint in their appointed place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A moment's trance ! then sound thro' silence piercing, Companions shouting from the primrose dells, The thrush, his half-learnt roundelay rehearsing, Calls us to earth and all the dream dispels.
And on through life longing for hands to guide us, Our hearts repeat again with yearning sigh : " Oh messengers of God, are ye beside us 1 Strong, loving angels, are ye tarrying nigh 1 " And asking so, we learn the lesson slowly; Each day's events may be an angel sent, With message for the trustful hear...t and lowly, That holds no idol of self-made intent.
Yea, and the daily things our senses greeting, The green bud bursting in the dusky hedge, The solemn clouds thro' evening silence fleeting, Above some city housetop's blackened edge j The wandering butterfly, whose pinions flutter Adown some narrow street, in days of spring, Have brought sweet thoughts which words may never utter, Unto the mourning and the suffering.
Angels. 67 The fame of lofty deeds, whereat we wonder, And hear in them a voice that calls us on \ The sight of means, whereby good deeds we ponder, Turn by occasion into good deeds done ; A smile unasked, a wayside salutation, The cloudless brightness of some household face, By these how often God sends forth salvation To souls that faint in their appointed place.
What to read after Sonnets And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Horsley Whiteman to read onlineMoreLess
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