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    1) The poem discusses a man who was once wealthy but foolishly lost his wealth and fortune and became poor. 2) It describes how the man continued to decay and become poorer over time. 3) The poem asks God to let the man rise up from poverty, just as larks rise up harmoniously singing praise.

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    1) The poem discusses a man who was once wealthy but foolishly lost his wealth and fortune and became poor. 2) It describes how the man continued to decay and become poorer over time. 3) The poem asks God to let the man rise up from poverty, just as larks rise up harmoniously singing praise.

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    1) The poem discusses a man who was once wealthy but foolishly lost his wealth and fortune and became poor. 2) It describes how the man continued to decay and become poorer over time. 3) The poem asks God to let the man rise up from poverty, just as larks rise up harmoniously singing praise.

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    Easter

    Wings

      
    George Herbert

    
    Luke Hochstetler

           
        
           
     
     = 115

         
              
    Lord who cre a tedst man in wealth and store,

          

      
        
          

     
       


    6

                  
    though fool ish ly he lost the same, De cay ing

           

     
                
      

          
    9

                     
    more and more, Till he be came Most poore With

                

      
                    
               
    14

    
              
     
      
    thee O let me rise As larks har mo ni ous ly And

               

     
      
        
         
     

           

    18

      
                 
    sing this day thy vic tor ies, Then shall the fall

           

             
         
      
    21

         
    
    fur ther the flight in me.

       
         

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