XXII.

Impotent words, weak lines, that strive in vain;

In vain, alas, to tell so heavenly sight!

So heavenly sight, as none can greater feign,

Feign what he can, that seems of greatest might:

Could any yet compare with Infinite?

Infinite sure those joys; my words but light;

Light is the palace where she dwells; oh, then, how bright!

[1] The author of 'The Purple Island.'

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