1898 · CLOSE READING
Songs of the Spirit
Songs of the Spirit (1898), PDF p. 25
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Less humanly than that—I will go down
And seek the stranger. [Making as to leave room.]
E’en this rocky isle
Shall prove a friend——
A Voice.
Stand still.
Ph.
Again ! Is this
The warning of a mind o’er-strained ?
[Moving towards door.]
Voice.
Stand still
And see salvation in Jehovah’s hands.
Ph. Is this the end of life ?
Voice.
Thy Life begins.
Ph. Strange Voice, I hear thee, and obey.
Perchance
I have not lived so far. Perchance to-day,
Like a spring-flower that slowly opens out
Its willing petals to the tender dawn,
My soul may open to the knowledge of
A dawn of new thought that may lead——
Voice.
To God.
Ph. Hope hardly dared to name it !
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