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Poet: Emily Dickinson
Poem: 792.
Through the strait pass of suffering --
Volume: Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson
Year: Published/Written in 1955
Comment 1 of 1, added on November 2nd, 2012 at 12:47 PM.
Martyrs
the martyrs face alot of suffering in the ends of their lives and they walk in a hard way "The martyrs even trod " their feet are in the fascination of the life but they aren’t cling with the life and their faces are looking at the majesty of God "their faces upon God " by agreetness way the God forgive all of them and remove their sins and these hard times isnot difficult on them but it is look like " harmless as streaks of meteor " on they are reaching their station and the end of their lives the specific station it meens that they will die and when they are beliveing in them selves with promise with their god by the immortality in their new life and their expectation is right
lina from Egypt
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the martyrs face alot of suffering in the ends of their lives and they walk in a hard way "The martyrs even trod " their feet are in the fascination of the life but they aren’t cling with the life and their faces are looking at the majesty of God "their faces upon God " by agreetness way the God forgive all of them and remove their sins and these hard times isnot difficult on them but it is look like " harmless as streaks of meteor " on they are reaching their station and the end of their lives the specific station it meens that they will die and when they are beliveing in them selves with promise with their god by the immortality in their new life and their expectation is right
lina from Egypt