The Roadside Fire
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THE ROADSIDE FIRE AT BETHLEHEM (continued) o w MARY, let me seek for such! Mine eyes with tears were blind Nay, daughter, seek not overmuch; Go forth and thou shalt find Naked and hungry everywhere The little ones thou didst not bear.
IPE clear of useless tears thine eyes, Thy heart of futile dreams. Go forth to face realities One deed of mercy seems To this my Son and me, more fair That a whole life of barren prayer.
LOVE not in word but in good sooth; Deserted and defiled, Each little human f...orm in truth Harbours the Eternal Child. Held in thine arms, His eyes of grace Shall open to thy bending face.
[48] THE ROADSIDE FIRE AT BETHLEHEM (continued) OD S Mother, I have been to blame Nay, daughter, no regret. Forget thy blame, forget thy shame - Thy very self forget. Give wholly thine awakened heart. My Child hath need of all thou art.
[49] THE ROADSIDE FIRE HIS MOTHER Q OMEWHERE to-night you lie awake ^ Bearing your bitterness alone.
I cannot shield, your heart must take Its turn to bleed and cower and moan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE ROADSIDE FIRE AT BETHLEHEM (continued) o w MARY, let me seek for such! Mine eyes with tears were blind Nay, daughter, seek not overmuch; Go forth and thou shalt find Naked and hungry everywhere The little ones thou didst not bear.
IPE clear of useless tears thine eyes, Thy heart of futile dreams. Go forth to face realities One deed of mercy seems To this my Son and me, more fair That a whole life of barren prayer.
LOVE not in word but in good sooth; Deserted and defiled, Each little human f...orm in truth Harbours the Eternal Child. Held in thine arms, His eyes of grace Shall open to thy bending face.
[48] THE ROADSIDE FIRE AT BETHLEHEM (continued) OD S Mother, I have been to blame Nay, daughter, no regret. Forget thy blame, forget thy shame - Thy very self forget. Give wholly thine awakened heart. My Child hath need of all thou art.
[49] THE ROADSIDE FIRE HIS MOTHER Q OMEWHERE to-night you lie awake ^ Bearing your bitterness alone.
I cannot shield, your heart must take Its turn to bleed and cower and moan.
What to read after The Roadside Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burr, Amelia Josephine, B. 1878 to read onlineMoreLess
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