Of two solutions. One is taken, through inward voice.
Wouldst thou be always free from hesitation, fool?
Stuff not thy mind’s ear tight with doubt’s dull cotton-wool;
That thou mayst solve the riddles God may set for thee;—
That thou mayst understand the full of mercy free.
Then shall thy heart receive His inspiration’s gift,—
A power of speaking from an inward impulse’ drift.90
The ear and eye of soul are organs not of sense;
The ears of sense and mind are not like soul’s, intense.
The word “compulsion” puts me out of humour quite.