What is "divinest"

Usage examples of "divinest".

I kiss thy hands, divinest Arete, And vow myself to thee, and Cynthia.

Of that divinest Fairy-land, Where under loftier fates Than rule the vulgar earth on which we stand, Move the bright creatures of the realm of thought.

From ruin of divinest things, Feelings that lure thee to betray, And light of thoughts that pass away.

Greece arose, and to its bards and sages, In dream, the golden-pinioned Genii came, Even where they slept amid the night of ages, Steeping their hearts in the divinest flame Which thy breath kindled, Power of holiest name!

As famished mariners through strange seas gone Gaze on a burning watch-tower, by the light Of those divinest lineaments--alone With thoughts which none could share, from that fair sight I turned in sickness, for a veil shrouded her countenance bright.

The bright blue sky of Rome, and the effect of the vigorous awakening spring in that divinest climate, and the new life with which it drenches the spirits even to intoxication, were the inspiration of this drama.

Like some nymph divinest In her caverns dewy:-- All delights pursue thee, Soon pied flowers, sweet-breathing, Shall thy head be wreathing.

When Lear crosses those borders he enters uncharted regions of mind where much madness is divinest sense and the Fool has no business.

Now I can reason calmly, And, looking back again, Can see divinest meaning Threading each separate pain.

By this time all the company of Boers had collected round us, and began to evince a great interest in the pending contest, as was natural among people who rarely had a gun out of their hands, and thought that fine shooting was the divinest of the arts.

The divinest singer may leave one unaffected by the tone of her speech.

Water, sweetest soother to kiss a wound and cool, Sweetest and divinest, the sky-born brook, Chuckled, with a whimper, and made a mirror-pool Round the guest we welcomed, the strange hand shook.

Heaven to me-- And as I journey on shall brightly rise Divinest semblances of Paradise-- Heaven mine in Time and in Eternity.

And now, broad, blue, bright, before them, spread that halcyon sea, fair as at this moment, seventeen centuries from that date, I behold it rippling on the same divinest shores.

Deity, the incarnation of divinest love--and the glory of the smile had never passed away.