VI.

Whenas I knew not clearly, how to think,

Malise! about thee dead: God showed the way.

Thine holy soul among soft fires can drink

The dew of all the prayers, that I can pray.

Prayers for thy sake shall pierce thy prison gate;

Prayers to the Mother of Misericord:

Mary, the mighty, the immaculate;

Mary, whose soul welcomed the appointed sword.

Malise! thy dear face from my wall looks down:

The Crucifix above its beauty lies.

Now, while I look and long, I see a crown

Bright on thy brow, and heaven within thine eyes,

1892.

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