English poem
Vii
by John Freeman (1696–1772)
--That justice has been saved and wrong been slain, That the slow fever-darkness ends in day, Nor madness shakes the pillared world again With the same blind proud fury; that in vain Whispers the Tempter now, "So pass away Strength, honesty and hope, and nothing left but pain!" That the many-voiced confusion of the night Clears in the winging of a spirit bright With new-recovered joy;--for this, O Light, Light Giver, Night Dispeller, praise should be. But praise is dumb from burning hearts to Thee.