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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
VERSES ON TEXTS: ENOCH WALKED WITH GOD, GEN. 4, 24, by FRANCES RIDLEY HAVERGAL Poet's Biography
First Line: Oh may'st thou walk! From hour to hour
Last Line: Until he takes thee up to walk with him in white.
Subject(s): God
First Line: Oh may'st thou walk! From hour to hour
Last Line: Until he takes thee up to walk with him in white.
Subject(s): God
Oh may'st thou walk! from hour to hour
Of every passing year,
Keeping so very near
To Him whose power is love, whose love is power.
So may'st thou walk! in His clear light,
Leaning on Him alone,
Thy life His very own,
Until He takes thee up to walk with Him in white.
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