Willows Forge And Other Poems
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These are the children I had hoped to show The secret of this life, and all its love But they are playing with my dreams above, While I plunge on through my dead hopes below.
Saved Oh perhaps from much that I must brave I worship you, sweet saints ! oh pray for me ! The little children that shall never be The little children I shall never have.
4. To My Body A Thanksgiving THOUGH thou hast set me many a snare, And cost me many a groan, And caused feet to slip that were Far dearer than my own Th...ough thou hast been both sword and gin To others and to me, Yet I recall what thou didst win Once for my soul, and 1 give thanks to thee.
For once, when all my heavens fell, And each hour that went by Brought nearer to the pit of hell The Dayspring which is I When all unheard the highest cried, When lost were course and goal, When hope had fled and faith had died Thou, even thou, didst then redeem my soul.
Thou broughtest me unto the snow, And thou didst force through me The pumping blood, that I might know How fierce my flesh could be ; My flesh till then half love, half dread Became an armoured tower, To which my wounded spirit fled, And found a refuge in its bitter hour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These are the children I had hoped to show The secret of this life, and all its love But they are playing with my dreams above, While I plunge on through my dead hopes below.
Saved Oh perhaps from much that I must brave I worship you, sweet saints ! oh pray for me ! The little children that shall never be The little children I shall never have.
4. To My Body A Thanksgiving THOUGH thou hast set me many a snare, And cost me many a groan, And caused feet to slip that were Far dearer than my own Th...ough thou hast been both sword and gin To others and to me, Yet I recall what thou didst win Once for my soul, and 1 give thanks to thee.
For once, when all my heavens fell, And each hour that went by Brought nearer to the pit of hell The Dayspring which is I When all unheard the highest cried, When lost were course and goal, When hope had fled and faith had died Thou, even thou, didst then redeem my soul.
Thou broughtest me unto the snow, And thou didst force through me The pumping blood, that I might know How fierce my flesh could be ; My flesh till then half love, half dread Became an armoured tower, To which my wounded spirit fled, And found a refuge in its bitter hour.
What to read after Willows Forge And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheila Kaye Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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