English poem
I.
by Aubrey De Vere (1788–1846)
As every change of April sky Is imaged in a placid brook, Her meditative memory Mirrored His every deed and look.
As suns through summer ether rolled Mature each growth the spring has wrought, So Love's strong day-star turned to gold Her harvests of quiescent thought.
Her soul was as a vase, and shone Translucent to an inner ray; Her Maker's finger wrote thereon A mystic Bible new each day.
Deep Heart! In all His sevenfold might The Paraclete with thee abode; And, sacramented there in light, Bore witness of the things of God.