William Julius Mickle: Angel

William Julius Mickle was British writer. Explore interesting quotes on angel.

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“When nature's happiest touch could add no more,
Heaven lent an angel's beauty to her face.”

William Julius Mickle

Mary, Queen of Scots: an Elegy (1770)

“There, where the cross in hoary ruin nods,
And weeping yews o'ershade the lettered stones,
While midnight silence wraps these dark abodes,
And soothes me wand'ring o'er my kindred bones,
Let kindled fancy view the glorious morn,
When from the bursting graves the dust shall rise,
All nature smiling, and, by angels borne,
Messiah's cross, far blazing o'er the skies.”

William Julius Mickle

Pollio: an Elegy (written 1762; published 1765)

“Thousands of angels at thy gate,
And great archangels stand,
And twenty thousand chariots wait,
Great Lord, thy dread command!
Through all thy great, thy vast domains,
With godlike honours clad,
Captivity in captive chains
Triumphing thou hast led.”

William Julius Mickle

Paraphrase of the 68th Psalm