On The Conversion Of A Sister Poem by George Moses Horton

On The Conversion Of A Sister

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'Tis the voice of my sister at home,
Resign'd to the treasures above,
Inviting the strangers to come,
And feast at the banquet of love.

'Tis a spirit cut loose from its chain,
'Tis the voice of a culprit forgiven,
Restored from a prison of pain,
With th' sound of a concert from heaven.

'Tis a beam from the regions of light,
A touch of beatific fire;
A spirit exulting for flight,
With a strong and impatient desire.

'Tis a drop from the ocean of love,
A foretaste of pleasures to come,
Distill'd from the fountain above,
The joy which awaits her at home.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
M Asim Nehal 29 March 2016

Freedom to life is utmost important and every change brings with it a fear unknown and unthinkable it is very natural.10

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George Moses Horton

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