Sonnets for the Sundays of the Church Year
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Is there no refuge from the thunders deep Which bass our trespass? Nay, purgation's hill Must first be climbed, ere all the ancient ill Be quench'd in respite and old memories sleep.
So may we all forget, since now is gone The selfish past, the lack of brotherhood — Lost years redeem'd, lost love at last made good.
The chasm cross'd and Abram's bosom won!
So let all memories fade, if stay but one.
That even in hell they still did call me "Son"!
Page Thirty)-one Sonnets for the Sundays of the Ch...urch Year SECOND SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY St. Luke 14 : 22 "Yet there is room" Old Jabez, straiten'd from his birth-hour, cried: "Oh, that Thou would'st my boundaries enlarge!" Such prayer th' old world outpour'd and on the marge Of dying saw its yearning satisfied.
Room in the Kingdom! Exiles far from home.
Whom life hath cramp'd and crush'd; outcasts of fear; Strangers to Hope's bright hostel; hear, oh, hear The gracious summons: "Waifs and wanderers, come!" Thou, Lord, in room so large hast set our feet, The limits melt with living; and we grow In power to love, to see, to do, to know.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is there no refuge from the thunders deep Which bass our trespass? Nay, purgation's hill Must first be climbed, ere all the ancient ill Be quench'd in respite and old memories sleep.
So may we all forget, since now is gone The selfish past, the lack of brotherhood — Lost years redeem'd, lost love at last made good.
The chasm cross'd and Abram's bosom won!
So let all memories fade, if stay but one.
That even in hell they still did call me "Son"!
Page Thirty)-one Sonnets for the Sundays of the Ch...urch Year SECOND SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY St. Luke 14 : 22 "Yet there is room" Old Jabez, straiten'd from his birth-hour, cried: "Oh, that Thou would'st my boundaries enlarge!" Such prayer th' old world outpour'd and on the marge Of dying saw its yearning satisfied.
Room in the Kingdom! Exiles far from home.
Whom life hath cramp'd and crush'd; outcasts of fear; Strangers to Hope's bright hostel; hear, oh, hear The gracious summons: "Waifs and wanderers, come!" Thou, Lord, in room so large hast set our feet, The limits melt with living; and we grow In power to love, to see, to do, to know.
What to read after Sonnets for the Sundays of the Church Year?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gowen, Herbert Henry, 1864- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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