The Complete Poems of Christina Rossetti A variorum edition: Edited, with textual notes and introductions, by R. W. Crump |
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“Who have a form of godliness.” |
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“Who have a form of godliness.”
When I am sick and tired it is God's will;Also, God's will alone is sure and best:—
So in my weariness I find my rest,
And so in poverty I take my fill:
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Therefore in loneliness I build my nest;
And thro' hot noon pant toward the shady west,
And hope in sickening disappointment still.
So when the times of restitution come,
The sweet times of refreshing come at last,
My God shall fill my longings to the brim:
Therefore I wait and look and long for Him;
Not wearied tho' the work is wearisome,
Nor fainting tho' the time be almost past.
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