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Thomas Hastings · Romanticismo

The storm

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How fierce the lightning blazes!
I hear the thunders roar;
Hark! how the wind arises!
While clouds their waters pour:
But in the Lord confiding
Our souls feel no alarm:
For he himself is riding
Upon the angry storm.

The lightnings are his arrows,
The thunders are his voice
Yet e'en the feeblest sparrows
May safe in him rejoice;
The clouds and winds and waters,
Obey his sovereign word;
Let Zion's sons and daughters
Adore th' Almighty Lord.

When lightnings red are streaking,
A Father's arm is bar'd;
When thunders loud are speaking,
A Father's voice is heard:
The foes that flee before him,
Can never feel his grace;
While children that adore him,
Shall see his smiling face.

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Autor
Thomas Hastings
Título
The storm
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inglés
Época
Romanticismo
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La Biblioteca
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Cita recomendada
Thomas Hastings, «The storm», Poetósfera, poetosfera.com/p/ws-en-the-storm--thomas-hastings-922a32.html

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