The Poet of Ruhleben, item 9
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The Sun with gasps of golden breath
Drowns beyond the hills of Death,
So the anguish of the night
Throb beneath the lesser light;
Till the sun, rising again,
Nearer brings the Son of Man.
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CAROL AND CHRISTMAS ODE
THE GLORY OF GOD
In a stable dark and mean,
Near two thousand years ago,
The Lord of Love and Light was seen
First in flesh by folk below.
Soft the Virgin Mother glows
O'er the Darling of her breast,
Clear from Him a radiance flows
Sprung from neither East nor West.
Comes a tap upon the door,
Certain simple shepherds stand
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(16)
The Sun with gasps of golden breath
Drowns beyond the hills of Death,
So the anguish of the night
Throb beneath the lesser light;
Till the sun, rising again,
Nearer brings the Son of Man.
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Transparent from the next page
CAROL AND CHRISTMAS ODE
THE GLORY OF GOD
In a stable dark and mean,
Near two thousand years ago,
The Lord of Love and Light was seen
First in flesh by folk below.
Soft the Virgin Mother glows
O'er the Darling of her breast,
Clear from Him a radiance flows
Sprung from neither East nor West.
Comes a tap upon the door,
Certain simple shepherds stand
-
(16)
The Sun with gasps of golden breath
Drowns beyond the hills of Death,
So the anguish of the night
Throb beneath the lesser light;
Till the sun, rising again,
Nearer brings the Son of Man.
+++++
-
(16)
The Sun with gasps of golden breath
Drowns beyond the hills of Death,
So the anguish of the night
Throb beneath the lesser light;
Till the sun, rising again,
Nearer brings the Son of Man.
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Ruhleben Internment Camp, Germany
Location(s)
Story location Ruhleben Internment Camp, Germany
- ID
- 19459 / 223792
- Contributor
- Katherine Duncan-Jones
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