MODERN POETRY OF THE NEW ZEALANDERS.
Composed by a Native. A Free Translation. At eventide, the time of rest. When holy feelings soothed the breast, The Lord of love we humbly While Angels hovered round, gazed. <io Kiri to I lII' lllOHlll ol' lioil Where .Icsus taught, where.testis trod". And where : 1111 i■*l s I the weening lew To heaven in shining i' uids lir 11. ... Now safe in (/.in;kiiis lni .sl'iil :.U>nc. Wlion: faith is exercised no niori'; 'l'lii! spirits of that holy place. Sre tin- Redeemer fa- e to face. Lord those ai l goo !to these v.ho l.ticw Thv iiiuiii', and Willi: with thee below ; Hill oil till' v.it'Ucil liiim will lire The vengeful thunders ol' thy ire.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 98, 23 September 1852, Page 3
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121MODERN POETRY OF THE NEW ZEALANDERS. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 98, 23 September 1852, Page 3
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