God in All

                                 I.
What God hath made no good man will despise
     And [rest of line obscured]
     ??? ??? unworthy of thy soul’s respect;
Thanks shall be who ??? ???? eyes[?]
Find likeness to the Eternal Thought, and ??? 
     The ??? for that the ???-??? Maker decked 
To scorn the hight wherein they cannot rise,
Or spurn the lure the wise have rarely read; 
     But thou who strived[????] to read aright, may learn
The very sands[?] which roll before thy tread
     Are ???-worlds, round which bright systems burn 
With stars and planets, which grow old and fade, 
Wherein God moves as in the Universe he made.

                                 II.
For what are earth and all the thousand worlds
     Suns, systems, stars, whose light is o’er us shed?
     What but the bright dust of Jehovah’s tread!
He goeth forth, and broad Immensity whirls
Through all its deep, and on the eddying curls
     The vast revolving universe is sped;
     Till with one breath, like leaves on whirlwinds shed;
Moons, stars and planets from their track He hurls:
What seem to thee sublime, or vast, or small,
     To Him in greatness are they deemed alike;
Each one creation is the type of all,
     And ‘tis at God’s omnipotence ye strike,
Whether ye spurn the insect’s tiny hall
Built in the hollow mote, or earth’s stupendous ball.