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Poem by Lucy Larcom At Thy Feet LORD, I would offer Thee A heart's untarnished gold, And yet how can it be When all there is in me Is touched with blight and mould? I find within no thought So holy that it may Unshamed to Thee be brought, Except as it hath caught From Thee a hallowing ray. Yet all I am is Thine. Through sins and flaws and stains I feel Thy Presence shine. Take me, and make divine All that uncleansed remains! Lord, of Thyself not much In me canst Thou behold, And yet Thou savest such; The magic of Thy touch Transmutes my dross to gold. Contrition Thou dost prize All sacrifice above. Dear Lord, I dare arise And look into Thine eyes, Because I know Thy love. Lucy Larcom Lucy Larcom's other poems: 1184 Views |
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