The Poets And Poetry of the Nineteenth Century volume 11
The Poets And Poetry of the Nineteenth Century volume 11
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WHEN? HOW?
WHERE ? Tell me what shall be the spot Where I shall rest from earthly care 7 You need not tell — it matters not, To senseless dust and ashes^ where !
When ? Shall it be my mortal fate Longer or shorter to remain Waiting for death or soon or late ?
How little does it matter when !
How ? That is wrapt in mystery ; I ask not its solution now : He who directs all issues, — He And He alone can order — how I But this my trust, my joy shall be, The where, the when, the how, are His Whose i...nfinite benignity Is love and light, and peace and bliss !
HYMNS AND POEMS.
153 IV. — MATTER AND MIND.
IF in the vast material world No atom ever perished, — though In multitudinous changes hurl'd Upwards and downwards, to and fro, And all that in the present orb'd From silent growth and sudden storms, Is but a former past absorb'd In ever-shifting frames and forms, — If He who made the worlds that were And makes the worlds that are to be, Has with all-wise, all-potent care Preserved the smallest entity Imperishable — though it pass From shape to shape, by heat or cold Dispersed, attracted, monad mass — A wind-blown sand, a solid mould, — Shall He not save those noble things.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
WHEN? HOW?
WHERE ? Tell me what shall be the spot Where I shall rest from earthly care 7 You need not tell — it matters not, To senseless dust and ashes^ where !
When ? Shall it be my mortal fate Longer or shorter to remain Waiting for death or soon or late ?
How little does it matter when !
How ? That is wrapt in mystery ; I ask not its solution now : He who directs all issues, — He And He alone can order — how I But this my trust, my joy shall be, The where, the when, the how, are His Whose i...nfinite benignity Is love and light, and peace and bliss !
HYMNS AND POEMS.
153 IV. — MATTER AND MIND.
IF in the vast material world No atom ever perished, — though In multitudinous changes hurl'd Upwards and downwards, to and fro, And all that in the present orb'd From silent growth and sudden storms, Is but a former past absorb'd In ever-shifting frames and forms, — If He who made the worlds that were And makes the worlds that are to be, Has with all-wise, all-potent care Preserved the smallest entity Imperishable — though it pass From shape to shape, by heat or cold Dispersed, attracted, monad mass — A wind-blown sand, a solid mould, — Shall He not save those noble things.
What to read after The Poets And Poetry of the Nineteenth Century volume 11?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred H Alfred Henry Miles to read onlineMoreLess
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