Poems (Hoffman)/Lost

For works with similar titles, see Lost.
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LOST
When the last sunset ray has faded from Life's troubled wave,And earth and sky and yearning sea are dumb, That once a solace gave;When midnight darkness gathers very near Life's little shattered raft,And lips are chilled to silence with their fear, That in the light have laughed;When a great wreck of wordly hopes and aimsLooms up behind and we drift out alone No help to find,Then, then the sinking Soul will realizeThe need of a great God to hear its cries.

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