Religion

The South Transept: The Epistle and Gospel VIII

by Isaac Williams 1802–1865

From The Cathedral (1838; ed. W. Benham, 1889)

Religion

Sweetly by mysteries are we wrapt around,
Th' Epiphany's bright star is o'er the plain,
Mountain, and sea, where Jesus' steps are found,
Coming to sojourn with the heirs of pain,
And draw true hearts to Him with unseen chain.
Now she in sterner warnings points to where,
In judgment and in glory He again,
Beyond the twilight of this silent air,
'Mid th' everlasting hills His chariot doth prepare.

MLA

Williams, Isaac. “The South Transept: The Epistle and Gospel VIII.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/williams_isaac/131/.

Chicago

Williams, Isaac. “The South Transept: The Epistle and Gospel VIII.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/williams_isaac/131/.

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