Religion

XIII

by Adelaide Anne Procter 1825–1864

From Legends and Lyrics. Part 2

Religion

Where now was the stern purpose
That nerved her soul so long?
Whence came the words she uttered,
So hard, so cold, so strong?
What right had she to banish
A hope that God had given?
Why must she choose earth's portion,
And turn aside from Heaven?

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Procter, Adelaide Anne. “XIII.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/procter/69/.

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Procter, Adelaide Anne. “XIII.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/procter/69/.

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