Hymn Eight

In many a form I see thee oft,
O Mary, beauteously portrayed;
But never with such semblance soft
As to my soul thou cam'st arrayed.
I only know, the world's annoy,
Since then, like transient dream doth fade,
And an eternal heaven of joy
My spirit hath its dwelling made.
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“Novalis”
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