The  poem has been composed by Leigh Hunt. He was not only a famous poet but  also an editor, an essayist and a critic. He defended the romantic  poets in his criticism. In the poem, the poet tells us a story of a  pious man, named Abou Ben Ad hem and an angel. One night he was sleeping  in his room. Suddenly he awoke from his sleep due to a bright light and  was greatly amazed to see an angel in his room, who was busy in writing  something in his golden book. Abou took courage and asked the angel  what he was writing in his book. The angel replied that he was writing  the names of those persons who loved God. The name of Abou was not  included in the list. This did not shock him. He requested the angel to  write his name among the list of those people who loved his fellow men.
    Next night, the  angel appeared again with the list of persons who were blessed by God  and the name of Abou was on top of the list. This confirms that God does  not love only those love him, but he equally loves those who love  mankind, His creature.
 
 
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I remember this poem over 50 years ago my brother had to memorize it, my brother is in the hospital to make a long story short it was told to me that he was an Atheist! I love the Lord, I didn’t know that he was, God put this poem in my Spirit but all I could remember was Awoke on night from a deep.... I googled those words and to much my surprise Wow God is truly dealing with my brother he is Blessed to be Alive and I know he spared his life it think that This Poem has Great meaning His (Brother) Name is in the Angels book now Loving everyone and God! Thank you Lord
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ReplyDeleteI have learnt this poem, when I was in 10th class. But now I have noted to my student who is in class 6th. I felt very happy........ And thanks.
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