Pulley

The Pulley is a poem by George Herbert, written in the early 17th century. It explores the relationship between God and humanity, using the metaphor of a pulley to illustrate the divine gift of rest and the inherent struggles of life. Herbert's work is notable for its intricate use of language and theological themes, reflecting the complexities of faith and human experience.
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