WHEN THEY came and clamoured and surrounded me they hid thee from my sight. I thought I would bring to thee my gifts last of all. Now that the day has waned, and they have taken their dues and left me alone, I see thee standing at the door. But I find I have no gift remaining to give, and I hold both my hands up to thee.
THE OVERFLOWING bounty of thy grace comes down from the heaven to seek my soul only, wherein it can contain itself. The light that is rained from the sun and stars is fulfilled when it reaches my life. The colour is like sleep that clings, to the flower which waits for the touch of my mind to be awakened. The low that tunes the strings of existence breaks out in music when my heart is won.