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Why Jesus Wept

Why Jesus Wept (1904), PDF p. 24

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10 WHY JESUS WEPT. Whispers and yells, Alight in my breast. God ! for the spells That unseal men — a rest ! No higher ? I have climbed This pinnacled steep. It mocks me, this heaven Of thine, Adonai ! Rather be limed In the dusk, in the deep, Seven times seven Thy hells, O Jehovah ! I tune the great Name To a million vowels : — It escapes me, the flame ! But deep in my bowels Growls the deep lust, The bitter distrust, The icy fear, The cruel thought ! O ! I am here — And here is nought. I must rave on. I hate the sun. Anon ! Anon ! Let us both begone, Thou fiend that pourest One by one These evil words
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