This Views Poetry |
Dies Irae | ||||
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That day of wrath, that dreadful day, |
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Sir Walter Scott (1771-1832) | ||||
Poetry for the Soul (1995) p. 502 ed. Mary Batchelor |
If He Should Come | ||||
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If he should come tomorrow, the Meek and Lowly One, |
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Lilith Lorraine (fl. twentieth century) | ||||
Masterpieces of Religious Verse (1948) # 614 ed. James Dalton Morrison |
The Masked Ball | ||||
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The heralds of dawn are blowing at the last star; |
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Wilson MacDonald (b. 1880) | ||||
Masterpieces of Religious Verse (1948) # 1569 ed. James Dalton Morrison |
Advent Hymn | ||||
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Lord, come away! |
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Jeremy Taylor (1613-1667) | ||||
Poetry for the Soul (1995) p. 498 ed. Mary Batchelor |
Advent | ||||
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O Lord, my years grow long, |
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Eric Milner-White (1884-1963) | ||||
My God, My Glory (1994) p. 16 ed. Joyce Huggett |
Triad | ||||
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From the Silence of Time, Times Silence borrow. In the heart of To-day is the word of To-morrow. The Builders of Joy are the Children of Sorrow. |
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William Sharp (1856-1902) | ||||
Oxford Book of English Mystical Verse p. 400 |
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