Religion

Serenity

by Ivor Gurney 1890–1937

From Severn & Somme (1917)

Religion

Nor steel nor flame has any power on me,
Save that its malice work the Almighty Will,
Nor steel nor flame has any power on me;
Through tempests of hell-fire I must go free
And unafraid; so I remember still
Nor steel nor flame has any power on me,
Save that its malice work the Almighty Will.

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Gurney, Ivor. “Serenity.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/gurney/42/.

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Gurney, Ivor. “Serenity.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/gurney/42/.

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