Classic and Contemporary Poetry
ORGAN SONGS: BLESSED ARE THE MEEK, FOR THEY SHALL INHERIT THE EARTH, by GEORGE MACDONALD Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: A quiet heart, submissive, meek Last Line: Than if broad lands were mine. Subject(s): Earth; Future Life; Humility; Nature; World; Retribution; Eternity; After Life | ||||||||
A QUIET heart, submissive, meek, Father, do thou bestow, Which more than granted, will not seek To have, or give, or know Each little hill then holds its gift Forth to my joying eyes; Each mighty mountain then doth lift My spirit to the skies. Lo, then the running water sounds With gladsome, secret things! The silent water more abounds, And more the hidden springs. Live murmurs then the trees will blend With all the feathered song; The waving grass low tribute lend Earth's music to prolong. The sun will cast great crowns of light On waves that anthems roar; The dusky billows break at night In flashes on the shore. Each harebell, each white lily's cup, The hum of hidden bee, Yea, every odour floating up, The insect revelry Each hue, each harmony divine The holy world about, Its soul will send forth into mine, My soul to widen out. And thus the great earth I shall hold, A perfect gift of thine; Richer by these, a thousandfold, Than if broad lands were mine. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...IKON: THE HARROWING OF HELL by DENISE LEVERTOV LEEK STREET by LAURE-ANNE BOSSELAAR UNABLE TO FIND by LAURE-ANNE BOSSELAAR THE AFTERLIFE: LETTER TO STEPHEN DOBYNS 3 by HAYDEN CARRUTH THE AFTERLIFE: LETTER TO STEPHEN DOBYNS: 1 by HAYDEN CARRUTH THE AFTERLIFE: LETTER TO STEPHEN DOBYNS: 2 by HAYDEN CARRUTH WRITING IN THE AFTERLIFE by BILLY COLLINS LOST AND FOUND by GEORGE MACDONALD THAT HOLY THING by GEORGE MACDONALD THE BABY, FR. AT THE BACK OF THE NORTH WIND by GEORGE MACDONALD |
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