The Doom of Man
The Doom of Man
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And man the arch-destroyer of them all '?
Or fail to see that human hawks and doves Are fashioned on the same dividing line Existing now between the brute and man?
But if love joined unto Omnipotence Guards erring children from the snares of sin.
Was that a proof, paternal of its kind, To banish her and Adam from the gates Of blissful Eden in a fit of wrath?
Or in His anger cover earth with flood Raining a deluge on her stricken race?
The slaying of her son with ])!(viding eyes Against his brot...her's wrath, wjis that not real?
The fiery stream enveloping with flames Those cities, wicked in the sight of God, Was that not a premeditated act, Unworthy of permission from high Heaven?
The many loathsome plagues and pestilence Afflicting Egypt's children with disease.
The smiting of the first-born of their race, I^ird, reptile, and four-footed animal Till not an eldest born of them sui'vived.
Was that a token more of lov(> tluin hate?
Oh, awful thought that rises in my mind.
O'erpowering, from the secret wells of gi-ief!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And man the arch-destroyer of them all '?
Or fail to see that human hawks and doves Are fashioned on the same dividing line Existing now between the brute and man?
But if love joined unto Omnipotence Guards erring children from the snares of sin.
Was that a proof, paternal of its kind, To banish her and Adam from the gates Of blissful Eden in a fit of wrath?
Or in His anger cover earth with flood Raining a deluge on her stricken race?
The slaying of her son with ])!(viding eyes Against his brot...her's wrath, wjis that not real?
The fiery stream enveloping with flames Those cities, wicked in the sight of God, Was that not a premeditated act, Unworthy of permission from high Heaven?
The many loathsome plagues and pestilence Afflicting Egypt's children with disease.
The smiting of the first-born of their race, I^ird, reptile, and four-footed animal Till not an eldest born of them sui'vived.
Was that a token more of lov(> tluin hate?
Oh, awful thought that rises in my mind.
O'erpowering, from the secret wells of gi-ief!
What to read after The Doom of Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Rose to read onlineMoreLess
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