The Poems of Henry Kendall - With Biographical Note by Bertram Stevens by Henry Kendall
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And wondered why she went.
"I know they came, and talked to her, Through every garden breeze, About eternal Hills of Myrrh, And quiet Jasper Seas. "For her the Earth contained no charms; All things were strange and wild; And I believe a Seraph's arms Caught up the sainted Child." And Love looked round, and said: "Oh, you That sit by Beulah's streams, Shake on this thirsty life the dew Which brings immortal dreams! "Ah! turn to us, and greet us oft With looks of pitying balm, And hints of heaven, in whispers soft, To make our troubles calm. "My Ella with the shining hair, Behold, these many years, We've held up wearied hands in prayer; And groped about in tears." But Hope sings on: "Beyond the storm We'll find the golden gates Where, all the day, a radiant Form, |
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