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Poems

Chapter 41: THE COMFORTER.
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A compact collection of short lyrics and occasional longer pieces that pair devotional reflection with sentimental and patriotic themes. Poems move between nature scenes, seascapes, and seasonal detail to explore faith, hope, duty, and the consolations of memory. Language tends toward clear, hymnlike phrasing and moral admonition, with moments of celebratory exhortation and public commemoration interspersed among intimate domestic and pastoral sketches.

THE COMFORTER.

He seeketh the rich and the poor,
The weary, long suffering, sad;
He giveth them strength to endure,
He maketh them glad.
Out of the midst of their sorrow
He bringeth them peace;
Ruleth to-day as to-morrow,
When sorrow shall cease.