The testament of beauty : a poem in four books / by Robert Bridges.

  • Robert Bridges
Date:
[1930]
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Credit: The testament of beauty : a poem in four books / by Robert Bridges. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    to the three Christian Graces, the Church’s first hymn and only deathless athanasian creed,—the which “ except a man believe he cannot be saved This is the endearing bond whereby Christ’s company yet holdeth together on the truth of his promise that he spake of his great pity and trust in man’s love, Lo, I am with you always ev'n to the end of the world. Truly the Sorfl returneth the body’s loving where it hath won it . . . and God so loveth the world . . . and in the fellowship of the friendship of Christ God is seen as the very self-essence of love, Creator and mover of all as activ Lover of all, self-express’d in not-self, without which no self were. In thought whereof is neither beginning nor end nor space nor time; nor any fault nor gap therein ’twixt self and not-self, mind and body, mother and child, ’twixt lover and loved, God and man: but ONE eternal in the love of Beauty and in the selfhood of Love. f hampstead] |PUBLIC LIBRARIES!
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