I came across this beautiful poem by GK Chesterton: [***A Little Litany***](https://www.ewtn.com/library/HUMANITY/CHESLITN.HTM) .
But it has been very difficult for me to interpret. Especially the following lines:
> To see in pictured walls his storied world
Return upon him as a > tale is told. What does this mean 'pictured walls his storied world' This whole stanza, especially 'twilight of twiformed cherubium' > Or young on your strong knees and lifted up
Wisdom cried out, > whose voice is in the street,
And more than twilight of twiformed > cherubim
Made of his throne indeed a mercy-seat. And in this what is the 'mystic rose'? >And kissed upon your mouth the mystic rose. Can someone explain these things? Thank you.
Return upon him as a > tale is told. What does this mean 'pictured walls his storied world' This whole stanza, especially 'twilight of twiformed cherubium' > Or young on your strong knees and lifted up
Wisdom cried out, > whose voice is in the street,
And more than twilight of twiformed > cherubim
Made of his throne indeed a mercy-seat. And in this what is the 'mystic rose'? >And kissed upon your mouth the mystic rose. Can someone explain these things? Thank you.
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Feb 17, 2019, 03:18 AM
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