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SILENT PRAISE - ZaunköniG - 31.12.2010 SILENT PRAISE. O Thou, Who givest to the woodland wren A throat, like to a little light-set door. That opens to his early joy—to men The spirit of true worship, which is more Than all this sylvan rapture : what a world Is Thine, O Lord !—skies, earth, men, beasts, and birds ! The poet and the painter have unfurl'd Their love and wonder in descriptive words, Or sprightly hues—each, after his own sort. Emptying his heart of its delicious hoards ; But all self-conscious blazonry comes short Of that still sense no active mood affords. Ere yet the brush is dipt, or utter'd phrase Hath breathed abroad those folds of silent praise ! |