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Hail Mary
Hail Mary (1911), PDF p. 12
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AMPHORA
III
E praise thee, blessed maid of GOD,
That art the spirit in the sod.
Thou art the bird within the bower,
And Thou the honey in the flower !
Thou art the moon in Egypt’s night ;
The shade from Afric’s blasting light !
In all the world of ill we bow
To the one good, and that is Thou.
For blazing in Thy blessed womb
Glitters the CHRIST, a star of doom
To cast the stars of evil kings
Into the blind abyss of things.
Hail, Mary, hail ! Thou didst conceive
The Holy Child whom we believe.
Draw Thou our loyal spirits hence
In rapture and in reverence !
Still be the beatific balm
To heal, to comfort, and to calm !
Still make to bud the barren rod,
And bring our spirits back to GOD ! Amen.
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