And With What Body Do They Come?-
Emily Dickinson
1492 “And with what body do they come?”— Then they do come—Rejoice! What Door—What Hour—Run—run—My Soul! Illuminate the House! “Body!” Then real—a Face and Eyes— To know that it is them! Paul knew the Man that knew the News— He passed through Bethlehem—
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