Poems by Felicia Dorothea Browne/The Song of a Seraph
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THE SONG OF A SERAPH.
"Hark! they whisper, angels say,
POPE."Sister spirit! come away!"
POPE."Sister spirit! come away!"
Lo! the dream of life is o'er;
Pain the Christian's lot no more!
Kindred spirit! rise with me,
Thine the meed of victory.
Pain the Christian's lot no more!
Kindred spirit! rise with me,
Thine the meed of victory.
Now the angel-songs I hear,
Dying softly on the ear;
Spirit, rise! to thee is given,
The light ethereal wing of heaven.
Dying softly on the ear;
Spirit, rise! to thee is given,
The light ethereal wing of heaven.
Now no more shall virtue faint,
Happy spirit of the saint;
Thine the halo of the skies,
Thine the seraph's paradise.
Happy spirit of the saint;
Thine the halo of the skies,
Thine the seraph's paradise.