Classic and Contemporary Poetry
HABAKKUK 3, 6, by LUCRETIA MARIA DAVIDSON First Line: When cushan was mourning in solitude drear Last Line: And the lamp of the night stood still in the sky. | ||||||||
When Cushan was mourning in solitude drear, When the curtains of Midian trembled with fear, On the wings of salvation thy chariot did fly Thou didst stride the wide whirlwind and come from on high. Earth shook, and before thee the mountains did bow; The voice of the deep thunder'd loud from below; Thy arrows glanced bright as they shot thro' the air, And far gleam'd the light of thy glittering spear; The bright orb of day paus'd in wonder on high, And the lamp of the night stood still in the sky. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...A SONG (1) by LUCRETIA MARIA DAVIDSON A SONG (2) by LUCRETIA MARIA DAVIDSON A SONG (IN IMITATION OF THE SCOTCH) by LUCRETIA MARIA DAVIDSON A VIEW OF DEATH by LUCRETIA MARIA DAVIDSON ALONZO AND IMANEL by LUCRETIA MARIA DAVIDSON AMERICA by LUCRETIA MARIA DAVIDSON AMERICAN POETRY; A FRAGMENT by LUCRETIA MARIA DAVIDSON AMIR KHAN by LUCRETIA MARIA DAVIDSON AN ACROSTIC: THE MOON by LUCRETIA MARIA DAVIDSON AN ACROSTIC: THE SUN by LUCRETIA MARIA DAVIDSON |
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