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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
OF HIS CONVERSION, by WILLIAM ALABASTER Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Away feare with thy projectes, noe false fyre Last Line: Now bidd me into flame from smoake to runne. Subject(s): Conversion | |||
Away feare with thy projectes, noe false fyre, which thou doest make, can ought my courage quaile or cause mee leward come, or strike my sayle; what if the world doe frowne att my retyre, what if denyall dash my wish'd desire and purblind pitty doe my state bewaile and wonder cross it selfe, and free speech raile and greatnes take it not, and death shew nigher? Tell them, my Soule, the feares that make mee quake: the smoldering brimstone, and the burning lake, life feeding Death, Death ever life devowring, tormentes not moved, unheard, yett still roaring, God lost, hell fownd: ever, never begune: now bidd me into flame from smoake to runne. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...STANZAS ON THE CONVERSION OF THE JEWS by BERNARD BARTON THE ADMIRABLE CONVERSION OF S. PAUL by JOSEPH BEAUMONT PSALM 102 by OLD TESTAMENT BIBLE FREE GRACE AT ROSE HILL by DAVID BOTTOMS ON THE CONVERSION OF ST. PAUL by JOHN BYROM CRY 'INFIDEL' by ALFRED GIBBS CAMPBELL A NEW DENOMINATION by ROWLAND EYLES EGERTON-WARBURTON THE OLD FAITH TO THE CONVERTS by FORD MADOX FORD CONVERSION OF ST.PAUL by CHRISTINA GEORGINA ROSSETTI OF THE REED THAT THE JEWS SET IN OUR SAVIOUR'S HAND by WILLIAM ALABASTER |
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