Religion
“As many as I love.”—Ah, Lord, Who lovest all
From Verses (1893)
“As many as I love.”—Ah, Lord, Who lovest all,
If thus it is with Thee why sit remote above,
Beholding from afar, stumbling and marred and small,
So many Thou dost love?
Whom sin and sorrow make their worn reluctant thrall;
Who fain would flee away but lack the wings of dove;
Who long for love and rest; who look to Thee, and call
To Thee for rest and love.
Codex Note
Verses (1893), section: Some Feasts and Fasts / Whitsun Eve.
Cite this poem
MLA
Rossetti, Christina. ““As many as I love.”—Ah, Lord, Who lovest all.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/rossetti_c/686/.
Chicago
Rossetti, Christina. ““As many as I love.”—Ah, Lord, Who lovest all.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/rossetti_c/686/.
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