Sungleams Rondeaux and Sonnets. By the Rev. Richard Wilton |
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XLVI. LAST LOOKS,
In Memory of F. R. Havergal.
As when ascending some steep wooded heightOne traveller leaves his fellows far behind,
Urged upwards by a sky-aspiring mind,
Till sunrise on his eager face shall smite:
Silent he stands transfigured by the sight,
And lifted for awhile above his kind:
But one by one they too Morn's kiss shall find,
Who struggle after him from dark to bright.
So in the light which filled our sister's eyes,
As calm she stood upon life's topmost peak,
We hail the glow of opening Paradise;
And, pressing on, we follow, faint and weak,
Through cares and duties to the restful skies,
Where we shall see the glory that we seek.
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