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The poetical works of John and Charles Wesley | ||
ON MRS. POPKINS.
A Christian here her glorious journey ends,Caught from her earthly to her heavenly friends;
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Her prayers accepted, and her pardon seal'd,
The spotless soul, a native of the sky,
Has paid her visit, and return'd on high.
Mourner, to heaven thy earnest wishes breathe,
And live her life, that thou may'st die her death;
Silent and sad pass through this weeping vale,
With arms Divine the glorious throne assail;
Assured the crown of life shall then be given,
And God shall wipe away thy tears in heaven.
The poetical works of John and Charles Wesley | ||