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The Temple: Sacred Poems and Private Ejaculations — The Method

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POore heart, lament.
For since thy God refuseth still,
There is some rub, some discontent,
Which cools his will.

Thy Father could
Quickly effect, what thou dost move;
For he is Power: and sure he would;
For he is Love.

Go search this thing,
Tumble thy breast, and turn thy book.
If thou hadst lost a glove or ring,
Wouldst thou not look?

What do I see
Written above there? Yesterday
I did behave me carelesly,
When I did pray.

And should Gods eare
To such indifferents chained be,
Who do not their own motions heare?
Is God lesse free?

But stay! what's there?
Late when I would have something done,
I had a motion to forbear,
Yet I went on.

And should Gods eare,
Which needs not man, be ty'd to those
Who heare not him, but quickly heare
His utter foes?

Then once more pray:
Down with thy knees, up with thy voice.
Seek pardon first, and God will say,
Glad heart rejoyce.

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George Herbert
Título
The Temple: Sacred Poems and Private Ejaculations — The Method
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George Herbert, «The Temple: Sacred Poems and Private Ejaculations — The Method», Poetósfera, poetosfera.com/p/ws-en-the-temple-sacred-poems-and-private-ejaculations--george-herbert-275571.html

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