Religion

Rejoice with me

by Christina Rossetti 1830–1894

From Verses (1893)

Religion

Little Lamb, who lost thee?—
I myself, none other.—
Little Lamb, who found thee?—
Jesus, Shepherd, Brother.
Ah, Lord, what I cost Thee!
Canst Thou still desire?—
Still Mine arms surround thee,
Still I lift thee higher,
Draw thee nigher.

Shall not the judge of all the earth do right?
Yea, Lord, altho’ Thou say me nay:
Shall not His Will be to me life and light?
Yea, Lord, altho’ Thou slay.

Yet, Lord, remembering turn and sift and see,
Remember tho’ Thou sift me thro’,
Remember my desire, remember me,
Remember, Lord, and do.

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Verses (1893), section: Christ Our All in All.

MLA

Rossetti, Christina. “Rejoice with me.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/rossetti_c/615/.

Chicago

Rossetti, Christina. “Rejoice with me.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/rossetti_c/615/.

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