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Anne Bradstreet - Here Follow Several Occasional Meditations

By night when others soundly slept, 
And had at once both case and rest, 
My waking eyes were open kept 
And so to lie I found it best.

I sought Him whom my soul did love, 
With tears I sought Him earnestly; 
He bowed His ear down from above. 
In vain I did not seek or cry.

My hungry soul He filled with good, 
He in His bottle put my tears, 
My smarting wounds washed in His blood, 
And banished thence my doubts and fears.

What to my Savior shall I give, 
Who freely hath done this for me? 
I'll serve Him here whilst I shall live 
And love Him to eternity. 

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Poet: Anne Bradstreet (Anne Bradstreet Art)
Poem: Here Follow Several Occasional Meditations
Poem of the Day: Mar 26 2005
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