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O Thou whose angel is in the holy place Of human souls dwells there for a space. Which from that quarter once conveyed, To be to deep daedal daytime displayed, Doth be lost, vanish, and leave behind Mere barren and void of ****** mind, Which froward urge doth seek in vain With random desires to furnish again! O Thou that in our torn rib cage shrine Dost dwell desolate, obscure, but divine! I thought to murmur, I resolved to say, "The beacon is here, witness the way." The cry was thus, and thus the Word, And thus I saw, and aye! Thus I heard.
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Jun 26, 2016
Jun 26, 2016 at 9:45 PM UTC
Thus I Heard
O Thou whose angel is in the holy place Of human souls dwells there for a space. Which from that quarter once conveyed, To be to deep daedal daytime displayed, Doth be lost, vanish, and leave behind Mere barren and void of ****** mind, Which froward urge doth seek in vain With random desires to furnish again! O Thou that in our torn rib cage shrine Dost dwell desolate, obscure, but divine! I thought to murmur, I resolved to say, "The beacon is here, witness the way." The cry was thus, and thus the Word, And thus I saw, and aye! Thus I heard.
jamie-l-cantore
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Jun 26, 2016
Jun 26, 2016 at 9:45 PM UTC
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