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Appeared in OCM, September and October, 1856, 567-68, 640. Pub. CW, I, 259, 289
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OCM, September and October, 1856, 567-68, 640
[567] "Queen Mary's crown was gold,
King Joseph's crown was red,
But Jesus' crown was diamond
That lit up all the bed
Mariae Virginis"
[568] "Ships sail through the Heaven
With red banners dress'd,
Carrying the planets seven
To see the white breast
Mariae Virginis"
[ 640] Christ keep the Hollow Land
Through the sweet spring-tide,
When the apple-blossoms bless
The lowly bent hill side."
Only dimly seeing them
Coldly slipping through
Many green-lipp'd cavern mouths,
Where the hills are blue."
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Pub. CW, I, 259, 289
[259] "Queen Mary's crown was gold,
King Joseph's crown was red,
But Jesus' crown was diamond
That lit up all the bed
Mariae Virginis"
"Ships sail through the Heaven
With red banners dress'd,
Carrying the planets seven
To see the white breast
Mariae Virginis"
[289] "Christ keep the Hollow Land
All the summer-tide,
Still we cannot understand
Where the waters glide:
"Only dimly seeing them
Coldly slipping through
Many green-lipped cavern mouths
Where the hills are blue.
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