I thank Thee, O my God,”
and the words,—
“Lord, enter this house of my being
And fill every room with Thy light,”—
should certainly be called a religious poet of a high order; and her poems are filled with such passages as that which follows, presenting religious thought simply and convincingly:—
“God hears
The prayer the good man means, the Soul’s desire,
Under whatever rubbish of vain speech;
And prayer is, must be, each man’s deepest words.
He who denies its power, still uses it,