For Christ Who rose shall die no more again : Who sows the wind shall not reap grain ; Amen till He makes all things The sown wind whirleth back again. plain eyes to see ; Five Virgins replenish with oil their Lord, make us meek, for Thou lamps, being wise, Five Virgins awaiting the Bridegroom watch and pray : Thyself art meek ; Lord, Thou art Love, fill us with charity. And if I one day spring from my grave to the prize, Together with my dead body shall they. Before 1893. ROGATIONTIDE WHO scatters tares shall reap no wheat, But go hungry while others eat. banishment, 'As many as I love.'-Ah Lord, Who lovest all, If thus it is with Thee why sit remote above, Life is one long-drawn anguish of Beholding from afar, stumbling and decay. Where Thou wert wont to go we also went : Why not to-day?' Nevertheless a cloud cut off their gaze: They tarry to build up Jerusalem, Watching for Him, while thro' the appointed days He watches them. They do His Will, and doing it rejoice, Patiently glad to spend and to be spent: Still He speaks to them, still they hear His Voice And are content. marred and small, So many Thou dost love? Whom sin and sorrow make their worn reluctant thrall; Who fain would flee away but lack the wings of dove; Who long for love and rest; who look to Thee, and call To Thee for rest and love. Before 1893. WHITSUN DAY 'When the Day of Pentecost was AT sound as of rushing wind, and sight as of fire, Lo flesh and blood made spirit and fiery flame, |