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Nicholson & Lee, eds. The Oxford Book of English Mystical Verse.
1917.
380. Intimations
By R. A. Eric Shepherd
I
THINK
that in the savour of some flowers
God hides the loveliness we fain would know;
And that He makes it poignant with His showers
To lure us on toward what He longs to show.
I know He seeks in tiny wistful airs
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To give my soul bright gleams of what shall be,
And that in plainsong endings quick despairs
Glitter like angels oer a shadowed sea.
There is no thing God may not make His own
That smelleth sweet and is of good report.
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The leastest thing that we have longest known
May truth reveal beyond the range of thought.
And so each tiniest act and merest ploy
May grow instinct with sacramental joy!
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