Rampolli by George MacDonald
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page 37 of 162 (22%)
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Will you not let the world go faring?
For Him your dearest wish deny? To him alone your heart keep baring, Who you has shown such favour high? Hero of love, oh, take me, take me! Thou art my life! my world! my gold! Should every earthly thing forsake me, I know who will me scatheless hold! I see Thee my lost loves restoring! True evermore to me thou art! Low at thy feet heaven sinks adoring, And yet thou dwellest in my heart! XII. Earth's Consolation, why so slow? Thy inn is ready long ago; Each lifts to thee his hungering eyes, And open to thy blessing lies. O Father, pour him forth with might; Out of thine arms, oh yield him quite! Shyness alone, sweet shame, I know, Kept him from coming long ago! Haste him from thine into our arm To take him with thy breath yet warm; |
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