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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
GETHSEMANE, by EDMUND LEAMY
First Line: Breathes there a man who claimeth not
Last Line: Touch hands with god.
Subject(s): Gethsemane
First Line: Breathes there a man who claimeth not
Last Line: Touch hands with god.
Subject(s): Gethsemane
Breathes there a man who claimeth not
One lonely spot,
His own Gethsemane,
Whither with his inmost pain
He fain
Would weary plod,
Find the surcease that is known
In wind a-moan
And sobbing sea,
Cry his sorrow hid of men,
And then—
Touch hands with God.
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