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George MacDonald (Джордж Макдональд)


The Gospel Women. 2. The Woman that lifted up her Voice


  Filled with his words of truth and right,
  Her heart will break or cry:
  A woman's cry bursts forth in might
  Of loving agony.

  "Blessed the womb, thee, Lord, that bare!
  The bosom that thee fed!"
  A moment's silence filled the air,
  All heard the words she said.

  He turns his face: he knows the cry,
  The fountain whence it springs--
  A woman's heart that glad would die
  For woman's best of things.

  Good thoughts, though laggard in the rear,
  He never quenched or chode:
  "Yea, rather, blessed they that hear
  And keep the word of God!"

  He would uplift her, not rebuke.
  The crowd began to stir.
  We miss how she the answer took;
  We hear no more of her.



George MacDonald's other poems:
  1. The Gospel Women. 6. The Woman whom Satan had bound
  2. The Gospel Women. 15. Mary
  3. The Gospel Women. 11. The Woman of Samaria
  4. To Garibaldi, with a Book
  5. The Gospel Women. 8. The Widow with the Two Mites


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