Curfew Chimes

Curfew Chimes; Or, Thoughts for Life's Eventide is a collection of contemplative poems by John Ross MacDuff, intended to offer solace and spiritual reflection during the twilight years of life. MacDuff¢s verses explore themes of faith, hope, and the anticipation of eternal life, providing comfort and inspiration to readers facing the challenges of aging. With gentle and uplifting language, these poems serve as a reminder of the enduring power of prayer and the promise of divine grace. Originally published in the late 19th century, "Curfew Chimes" continues to resonate with those seeking peace and encouragement in their later years.

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