Religion
Easter Hymn II: The Angel
From The Poems of Mary Howitt (1844)
Religion
Women, why shrink ye
With wonder and dread?--
Seek not the living
Where slumbers the dead!
Weep not, nor tremble;
And be not dismayed;
The Lord hath arisen!
See where he was laid!
The grave-clothes, behold them;
The spices; the bier;
The napkin that bound him;
But he is not here!
Death could not hold him;
The grave is a prison
That keeps not the living;
The Christ has arisen!
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MLA
Howitt, Mary. “Easter Hymn II: The Angel.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/howitt/7/.
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Howitt, Mary. “Easter Hymn II: The Angel.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/howitt/7/.
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