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Excerpt from Voices From the Heart: Sacred PoemsO my dear Lord! How was my wild youth wasted, Loved by a world that falsely spoke to me, Till each new hour, as far from me it hasted, Bore the new impress of some wrong to Thee.What does all this mean? A reader totally nu acquainted with the life of Sister Mary Alphonsus might ask if she were a convert from heresy or worldliness. No, the author of these words, truly Voices from the Heart though ...

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Excerpt from Voices From the Heart: Sacred Poems Many poems require neither commentary nor introduction. They explain themselves, and speak to the reader by their intrinsic beauty. Yet there are few that do not grow in interest when we know by whom, and in what circumstances they were composed, and occasionally the knowledge of such circumstances is necessary to clear up obscurity, or to bring out all the beauty of a poem. In the following co...

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