We are reading George MacDonald -- whom C. S. Lewis felt to be his spiritual father and 'master.' We can see how his works inspired and shaped C. S. Lewis' writings. Fortunate indeed was C. S. Lewis, to find his muse and master.
They utter but a feeble part:
Hear thou the depths from which they call,
The voiceless longing of my heart.
― George MacDonald, Phantastes
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