Religion
A bundle of myrrh is my Well-beloved unto me
From Verses (1893)
Thy Cross cruciferous doth flower in all
And every cross, dear Lord, assigned to us:
Ours lowly-statured crosses; Thine how tall,
Thy Cross cruciferous.
Thy Cross alone life-giving, glorious:
For love of Thine, souls love their own when small,
Easy and light, or great and ponderous.
Since deep calls deep, Lord, hearken when we call;
When cross calls Cross racking and emulous:—
Remember us with him who shared Thy gall,
Thy Cross cruciferous.
Codex Note
Verses (1893), section: Some Feasts and Fasts / Good Friday Evening.
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MLA
Rossetti, Christina. “A bundle of myrrh is my Well-beloved unto me.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/rossetti_c/677/.
Chicago
Rossetti, Christina. “A bundle of myrrh is my Well-beloved unto me.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/rossetti_c/677/.
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