New Poems by Francis Thompson
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And Fair
He seeks in her. Turn something of Thy look, And fear me with rebuke, That I May timorously Take tremors in Thy arms, And with contriv-ed charms Allure A love unsure. Not to me, not to me, Builded so flawfully, O God, Thy humbling laud! Not to this man, but Man,-- Universe in a span; Point Of the spheres conjoint; In whom eternally Thou, Light, dost focus Thee!-- Didst pave The way o' the wave; Rivet with stars the Heaven, For causeways to Thy driven |
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