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Henry Vaughan - AnguishHenry Vaughan - Anguish
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My God and King! to Thee I bow my knee; I bow my troubled soul, and greet With my foul heart thy holy feet. Cast it, or tread it! it shall do Even what thou wilt, and praise thee too. My God, could I weep blood, Gladly I would, Or if thou wilt give me that art, Which through the eyes pours out the heart, I will exhaust it all, and make Myself all tears, a weeping lake. O! `tis an easy thing To write and sing; But to write true, unfeigned verse Is very hard! O God, disperse These weights, and give my spirit leave To act as well as to conceive!           O my God, hear my cry;                 Or let me die!
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