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L. JANUA CŒLI.
They seek not; or amiss they seek;
The coward soul, the captious brain:
To Love alone those instincts speak
Whose challenge never yet was vain.
The coward soul, the captious brain:
To Love alone those instincts speak
Whose challenge never yet was vain.
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True Gate of Heaven! As light through glass,
That God who might—not born of thee—
Have come, was pleased to earth to pass
Through thine unstained Virginity:
That God who might—not born of thee—
Have come, was pleased to earth to pass
Through thine unstained Virginity:
Lo! thus aright to know thy Son
Through knowledge comes of thee in part,
Interior Vision, Spirit-won,
High wisdom of the virgin heart.
Through knowledge comes of thee in part,
Interior Vision, Spirit-won,
High wisdom of the virgin heart.
Summed up in thee our hearts behold
The glory of created things:
From His, thy Son's, corporeal mould
Looks forth the eternal King of kings!
The glory of created things:
From His, thy Son's, corporeal mould
Looks forth the eternal King of kings!
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