378. C. M. Sidney.

Hope.

1 Borne o'er the ocean's stormy wave,

The beacon's light appears,

When yawns the seaman's watery grave,

And his lone bosom cheers.

2 Then, should the raging ocean foam,

His heart shall dauntless prove,

To reach, secure, his cherished home,

The haven of his love.

3 So, when the soul is wrapt in gloom,

To worldly grief a prey,

Thy beams, blest Hope, beyond the tomb,

Illume the pilgrim's way.

4 They point to that serene abode

Where holy faith shall rest,

Protected by the sufferer's God,

And be forever blest.

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