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Thou thrice denied yet thrice beloved	A
Watch by Thine own forgiven friend	B
In sharpest perils faithful proved	C
Let his soul love Thee to the end	B
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The prayer is heard else why so deep	D
His slumber on the eve of death	E
And wherefore smiles he in his sleep	D
As one who drew celestial breath	E
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He loves and is beloved again	F
Can his soul choose but be at rest	G
Sorrow hath fled away and Pain	H
Dares not invade the guarded nest	G
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He dearly loves and not alone	I
For his winged thoughts are soaring high	J
Where never yet frail heart was known	I
To breathe its vain Affection's sigh	J
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He loves and weeps but more than tears	K
Have sealed Thy welcome and his love	L
One look lives in him and endears	K
Crosses and wrongs where'er he rove	M
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That gracious chiding look Thy call	N
To win him to himself and Thee	O
Sweetening the sorrow of his fall	N
Which else were rued too bitterly	O
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E'en through the veil of sheep it shines	K
The memory of that kindly glance	K
The Angel watching by divines	K
And spares awhile his blissful trance	K
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Or haply to his native lake	P
His vision wafts him back to talk	Q
With JESUS ere His flight He take	P
As in that solemn evening walk	Q
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When to the bosom of His friend	B
The Shepherd He whose name is Good	R
Did His dear lambs and sheep commend	B
Both bought and nourished with His blood	S
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Then laid on him th' inverted tree	O
Which firm embraced with heart and arm	T
Might cast o'er hope and memory	O
O'er life and death its awful charm	T
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With brightening heart he bears it on	U
His passport through this eternal gates	K
To his sweet home so nearly won	V
He seems as by the door he waits	K
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The unexpressive notes to hear	W
Of angel song and angel motion	V
Rising and falling on the ear	W
Like waves in Joy's unbounded ocean	V
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His dream is changed the Tyrant's voice	K
Calls to that last of glorious deeds	K
But as he rises to rejoice	K
Not Herod but an Angel leads	K
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He dreams he sees a lamp flash bright	X
Glancing around his prison room	Y
But 'tis a gleam of heavenly light	X
That fills up all the ample gloom	Y
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The flame that in a few short years	K
Deep through the chambers of the dead	Z
Shall pierce and dry the fount of tears	K
Is waving o'er his dungeon bed	Z
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Touched he upstarts his chains unbind	Z
Through darksome vault up massy stair	A2
His dizzy doubting footsteps wind	Z
To freedom and cool moonlight air	A2
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Then all himself all joy and calm	B2
Though for a while his hand forego	C2
Just as it touched the martyr's palm	B2
He turns him to his task below	C2
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The pastoral staff the keys of Heaven	V
To wield a while in grey haired might	Z
Then from his cross to spring forgiven	V
And follow JESUS out of sight	Z

John Keble

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