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Gilbert Keith Chesterton - The TrinketsGilbert Keith Chesterton - The Trinkets
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A wandering world of rivers,     A wavering world of trees,     If the world grow dim and dizzy     With all changes and degrees,     It is but Our Lady`s mirror     Hung dreaming in its place,     Shining with only shadows     Till she wakes it with her face.     The standing whirlpool of the stars,     The wheel of all the world,     Is a ring on Our Lady`s finger     With the suns and moons empearled     With stars for stones to please her     Who sits playing with her rings     With the great heart that a woman has     And the love of little things.     Wings of the whirlwind of the world     From here to Ispahan,     Spurning the flying forests     Are light as Our Lady`s fan:     For all things violent here and vain     Lie open and all at ease     Where God has girded heaven to guard     Her holy vanities.
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