Where the lark finds her deep nest in the grass

Thou knowest, Thou, who art so prodigal

The greatest speed of all these souls of men

God, God!

Unto Thy face his full ecstatic gazing,

Unto Thy love (as none of ours are),九-九-藏-書 droop

Weak, sad, confidingly—

Cold with the earth』s last dew. Yea, very vain

Thou knowest, though Thy universe is broad,

Of those delightsome flowers they d九-九-藏-書ie upon.

Which paled Thee once with sighs,—by that strong death

Thou knowest, eyelids, raised not always up

We name our souls, self-spoilt!—by that strong passion

From city-pavement to untrodden sward,

Back to Thee ihttps://read.99csw.comn continuous aspiration!

For here they travel vainly,—vainly pass

Two little tears suffice to cover all:

Expiring in the woods—that care for none

Unless they travel upward to the throne

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With help for sins and holy perfectings

Where sittest THOU, the satisfying ONE,

For here, O Lord,

As ours, o』er many a tear!

God, God!

Forgets the rush and rapture of his wings.

Of beauty, we are oft bu九-九-藏-書t stricken deer

Which made Thee once unbreathing—from the wrack

With a child』s voice I cry,

Themselves have called around them, call them back,

For all requirements—while the archangel, raising