In Divers Tones by Charles G. D. Roberts
page 45 of 89 (50%)
page 45 of 89 (50%)
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And pregnant periods of teeming birth,
And seething realms of thunderous overthrow,-- In the obscure and formless dawn of life, In gradual march from simple to complex, From lower to higher forms, and last to Man Through faint prophetic fashions,--stands declared The God of order and unchanging purpose. Creation, which He covers, Him contains, Even to the least up-groping atom. His The impulse and the quickening germ, whereby All things strive upward, reach toward greater good; Till craving brute, informed with soul, grows Man, And Man turns homeward, yearning back to God. A SONG OF DEPENDENCE. Love, what were fame, And thou not in it, That I should hold it worth Much toil to win it? What were success Didst thou not share it? As Spring can spare the snows I well could spare it! Love, what were love |
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