The Miracle and Other Poems by Virna Sheard
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No censor filled with spices rare
E'er swung such sweetness on the air. And all the golden gloom of it holdeth no haunting fear, For it is blessed, and giveth rest To those who enter here-- Here in the evening--who can know But God Himself walks to and fro! And music past all mastering within the chancel rings; None could desire a sweeter choir Than this--that soars and sings, Till far the scented shadows creep-- And quiet darkness bringeth sleep. REQUEST (To E. M.) Sing me a song--a song to ease old sorrows, And dull the edge of care-- A song of Hope to ring through all the morrows That be my share. Unlock the doors where joy hath been in hiding, Though barred they be and strong, And send black grief far down the wind a-riding-- |
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