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Poem September 21, 1867

The Workingman's Advocate

Chicago, Cook County, Illinois

What is this article about?

A religious poem depicting paradise beyond the tomb as an eternal Eden with verdant trees and blooming flowers, urging the soul to hasten there after death, referencing a walk in the garden.

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Death's breast
Breathe to more
Of fetter's to! tears my thoughts and
In the midst the trees at cool of the day walked, a while man midst of His Son beloved.
Awaits the soul in yon where ever is carved in verdure
a And love is gleaned upon their Ye verdant trees although your leaves do decay, drop and fade away.
A paradise of evergreens and blooms In far-stretched glory lies beyond the tomb.
Then O my soul come quickly, haste away To share those glories in the realm of day To wander neath the shades of Eden's bowers And breathe the fragrance of its blooming flowers

What sub-type of article is it?

Hymn Ode

What themes does it cover?

Religious Faith Death Mourning Nature Seasons

What keywords are associated?

Eden Paradise Soul Death Heavenly Glory Blooming Flowers

Poem Details

Subject

Longing For Paradise Beyond Death

Form / Style

Rhymed Verse

Key Lines

A Paradise Of Evergreens And Blooms In Far Stretched Glory Lies Beyond The Tomb. Then O My Soul Come Quickly, Haste Away To Share Those Glories In The Realm Of Day To Wander Neath The Shades Of Eden's Bowers And Breathe The Fragrance Of Its Blooming Flowers

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