Zinzendorff and Other Poems/Education of Pious and Indigent Young Men
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EDUCATION OF PIOUS AND INDIGENT YOUNG MEN.
There are, who knowledge prize,
Who for its blessings pray,
But penury shuts it from their eyes,
Rend ye those shades away.
There are, who fain would toil
The immortal mind to lead,
They have no skill to till its soil,
Send ye the gifts they need.
Ye, who such bounty yield
Like Heaven's reviving rain,
Who gird these striplings for the field
Shall see Goliath slain.