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"Too soon", I said,
"O God!" "You took my dad too young. Deprived him of his grandchildren; sweet anthems left unsung." "You took him ere I had the chance to curse the world with him. Before our viewpoints merged at all, before I cherished him." "My child", you said, "His time to leave was consummately planned to stir your soul to higher things to wean you from the things at hand." An eaglet satisfied with earthy nest gives not to flight her earnest best till heavenward father bids her come to soar on heights as yet unknown. * * * "But I have stilled and quieted my soul; Like a weaned child with its mother, Like a weaned child is my soul within me." Psalm 131:2
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