Anima Christi
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What though we know not thee, nor even thy name, We feel thy might, thy mystery, and we Anima Christi.
Turn from ourselves to thee, O Love, the power that shalt for ever be !
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We know not what thou art : And yet we know that thou art Lord and King Of all that dwells within the human heart. O pleasant time, O gladness of the spring, When thou, O Love, with quick, invisible wing, Lit on my brow and said to care, Depart, And be at peace : and thou, rest from the smart Of loveliness ; henceforwa...rd thou art mine, Mine ever, mine alone.
O Love Divine, O springtime, O sweet madness of the earth, To wake to love is as a new, bright birth ! Is this the world that once I thought so dark ?
Part the Second. 55 Is this the sky which once I found so drear ? Are these the woods I cared not for ? But hark, Bells, from the village belfry old and grey, Fling happy sound across the wooded park, Startling the deer that wander there away, Waking the echoes of the ruins here, And telling me it is my marriage day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What though we know not thee, nor even thy name, We feel thy might, thy mystery, and we Anima Christi.
Turn from ourselves to thee, O Love, the power that shalt for ever be !
ii.
We know not what thou art : And yet we know that thou art Lord and King Of all that dwells within the human heart. O pleasant time, O gladness of the spring, When thou, O Love, with quick, invisible wing, Lit on my brow and said to care, Depart, And be at peace : and thou, rest from the smart Of loveliness ; henceforwa...rd thou art mine, Mine ever, mine alone.
O Love Divine, O springtime, O sweet madness of the earth, To wake to love is as a new, bright birth ! Is this the world that once I thought so dark ?
Part the Second. 55 Is this the sky which once I found so drear ? Are these the woods I cared not for ? But hark, Bells, from the village belfry old and grey, Fling happy sound across the wooded park, Startling the deer that wander there away, Waking the echoes of the ruins here, And telling me it is my marriage day.
What to read after Anima Christi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J S Joseph Smith Fletcher to read onlineMoreLess
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