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Beautiful, thank you! “O little All” brings to mind Julian’s hazelnut, with its delicacy and surprising proportions.

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I thought the same! Glad you thought of it too.

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I have just finished leading a presentation about John Donne. One of my participants mentioned a book by Katherine Rundell called Super-Infinite: Transformations of John Donne. I have ordered a copy. You can hear the author talking about her book on YouTube. She is passionate, beautiful and sexy. Rather like John Donne! Thank you for sharing Crashaw, and his beautiful poetry. I hadn't heard of him before, but now I want to read more of his work. Romeo says that Juliette is like the sun rising in the East. One could think of what Donne would have made of that!

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Super-Infinite is a wonderful book!

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Insightful reading! Thank you for this introduction to Richard Crashaw. It's a joy to worship with believers from centuries past.

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Thank you! It is such a joy.

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I do love the idea and image of being called up to morning faces and morning hearts, knowing that our Sun and Comforter has given us a new day and we can do our best in it with HIs help. Strangely enough, on my morning walk in very hot Australia I today (it is 31 with 39 degrees Celsius on Monday) did pray for this exact thing - that I could have the help to be my best version of myself. Very interesting, as always. Congrats on the progress with your book.

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