A classic narrative poem that presents a deeply human portrait of Mary, the mother of Jesus. It chronicles Mary's life, from her youth and marriage to the culminating and painful moments on Calvary. The book depicts Mary with reverence and dignity. The narrative adheres firmly to biblical (New Testament) foundations and does not rely solely on legend or fantasy. Mary is portrayed as faithful, benevolent, and 'wrapped in silence' as she contemplates the major events of her life, especially the suffering and triumph of her son. Overall, this is an inspiring story about Mary told with profound insight into her humanity, taking the reader from joy to the climax of real suffering on Calvary.