July 4 Ann Griffiths 2

See him stand among the myrtles,
Object worthy of my mind,
Though I only partly know him,
Over all things, unconfined;
Hail that morning,
When I see him as he is.

Ann Griffiths 1778-1805 (original in Welsh)

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