The poetical works of Thomas Traherne faithfully reprinted from the author's original manuscript together with Poems of Felicity reprinted from the Burney manuscript and Poems from Various Sources: Edited with preface and notes by Gladys I. Wade |
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VI The Recovery.
Sin! wilt Thou vanquish me!
And shall I yeeld the Victory?
Shall all my Joys be Spoild,
And Pleasures Soild
By Thee!
And shall I yeeld the Victory?
Shall all my Joys be Spoild,
And Pleasures Soild
By Thee!
Shall I remain
As one that's Slain
And never more lift up the Head?
Is not my Savior Dead!
His Blood, thy Bane; my Balsam, Bliss, Joy, Wine;
Shall Thee Destroy; Heal, Feed, make me Divine.
As one that's Slain
And never more lift up the Head?
Is not my Savior Dead!
His Blood, thy Bane; my Balsam, Bliss, Joy, Wine;
Shall Thee Destroy; Heal, Feed, make me Divine.
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