Versos English A. Cleveland Coxe To a Lady, XLI

English poem

To a Lady, XLI

by (1818–1896)

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It seem’d as if in Heaven, they all Were keeping some high festival: For, far and near, they thronging came, Angels, and shapes of living flame, That had been wandering with their peers, Out, o’er remotest stars and spheres, And roaming over fields of light, Adoring ever, at the sight Of wondrous things, beyond our seeing, Creations bursting into being, New suns and planets ever making, And new-born light forever breaking.