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“Was Thy Wrath against the Sea?”
The sea laments with unappeasableHankering wail of loss,
Lifting its hands on high and passing by
Out of the lovely light:
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Of clamorous waves which toss;
Lifting its hands on high it passes by
From light into the night.
Peace, peace, thou sea! God's wisdom worketh well,
Assigns it crown or cross:
Lift we all hands on high, and passing by
Attest: God doeth right.
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