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Mother of the Fair Delight	A
Thou handmaid perfect in God's sight	A
Now sitting fourth beside the Three	B
Thyself a woman Trinity	B
Being a daughter born to God	C
Mother of Christ from stall to rood	D
And wife unto the Holy Ghost	E
Oh when our need is uttermost	E
Think that to such as death may strike	F
Thou once wert sister sisterlike	F
Thou headstone of humanity	E
Groundstone of the great Mystery	E
Fashioned like us yet more than we	E
Mind'st thou not when June's heavy breath	G
Warmed the long days in Nazareth	H
That eve thou didst go forth to give	I
Thy flowers some drink that they might live	J
One faint night more amid the sands	K
Far off the trees were as pale wands	L
Against the fervid sky the sea	E
Sighed further off eternally	E
As human sorrow sighs in sleep	M
Then suddenly the awe grew deep	M
As of a day to which all days	N
Were footsteps in God's secret ways	N
Until a folding sense like prayer	O
Which is as God is everywhere	O
Gathered about thee and a voice	P
Spake to thee without any noise	Q
Being of the silence Hail it said	E
Thou that art highly favour d	E
The Lord is with thee here and now	R
Blessed among all women thou	R
Ah knew'st thou of the end when first	E
That Babe was on thy bosom nurs'd	E
Or when He tottered round thy knee	E
Did thy great sorrow dawn on thee	E
And through His boyhood year by year	S
Eating with Him the Passover	T
Didst thou discern confusedly	E
That holier sacrament when He	E
The bitter cup about to quaff	J
Should break the bread and eat thereof	J
Or came not yet the knowledge even	U
Till on some day forecast in Heaven	V
His feet passed through thy door to press	W
Upon His Father's business	X
Or still was God's high secret kept	E
Nay but I think the whisper crept	E
Like growth through childhood Work and play	E
Things common to the course of day	E
Awed thee with meanings unfulfill'd	E
And all through girlhood something still'd	E
Thy senses like the birth of light	E
When thou hast trimmed thy lamp at night	E
Or washed thy garments in the stream	Y
To whose white bed had come the dream	Y
That He was thine and thou wast His	Z
Who feeds among the field lilies	A2
O solemn shadow of the end	E
In that wise spirit long contain'd	E
O awful end and those unsaid	E
Long years when It was Finish d	E
Mind'st thou not when the twilight gone	B2
Left darkness in the house of John	C2
Between the naked window bars	D2
That spacious vigil of the stars	D2
For thou a watcher even as they	E
Wouldst rise from where throughout the day	E
Thou wroughtest raiment for His poor	E2
And finding the fixed terms endure	F2
Of day and night which never brought	E
Sounds of His coming chariot	E
Wouldst lift through cloud waste unexplor'd	E
Those eyes which said How long O Lord	E
Then that disciple whom He loved	E
Well heeding haply would be moved	E
To ask thy blessing in His name	G2
And that one thought in both the same	G2
Though silent then would clasp ye round	E
To weep together tears long bound	E
Sick tears of patience dumb and slow	E
Yet Surely I come quickly so	E
He said from life and death gone home	H2
Amen even so Lord Jesus come	I2
But oh what human tongue can speak	F
That day when Michael came to break	F
From the tir'd spirit like a veil	E
Its covenant with Gabriel	E
Endured at length unto the end	E
What human thought can apprehend	E
That mystery of motherhood	E
When thy Beloved at length renew'd	E
The sweet communion sever d	E
His left hand underneath thine head	E
And His right hand embracing thee	E
Lo He was thine and this is He	E
Soul is it Faith or Love or Hope	J2
That lets me see her standing up	K2
Where the light of the Throne is bright	E
Unto the left unto the right	E
The cherubim succinct conjoint	E
Float inward to a golden point	E
And from between the seraphim	I2
The glory issues for a hymn	L2
O Mary Mother be not loth	M2
To listen thou whom the stars clothe	N2
Who se st and mayst not be seen	O2
Hear us at last O Mary Queen	O2
Into our shadow bend thy face	P2
Bowing thee from the secret place	P2
O Mary Virgin full of grace	P2

Dante Gabriel Rossetti

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