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here George Herbert is ashamed of his sins. he is looking forward to be forgiven by a supreme being called Gesus Christ. he refers to christ by bringing about a metophor LOVE. and asks for his forgiveness. concequently, Jesus welcomes him with arms wide open and suggests him to sit and eat his meat \"it may indicate Eucharist\"
Anahit Kazzazi from Iran