⿿The King of Love⿝ is a collection of spiritually uplifting poems, likely written in the late Victorian era. Exploring themes of divine love, Christian faith, and religious devotion, the poems offer readers a contemplative journey through faith and spirituality. The collection delves into the nature of love as exemplified by religious figures and experiences, providing inspirational verses for personal reflection and spiritual growth. Its enduring appeal lies in its capacity to offer solace and insight into the deeper meanings of Christian life.

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