A garden full of silence

This is Christina Rossetti, a poet acquainted with silence as with wonder. Here she found a way to make the sad silence of an Easter Saturday wonderful. 

The tempest over and gone, the calm begun,
  Lo, “it is finished,” and the Strong Man sleeps:
All stars keep vigil watching for the sun,
  The moon her vigil keeps.

A garden full of silence and of dew,     
  Beside a virgin cave and entrance stone:
Surely a garden full of Angels too,
  Wondering, on watch, alone. 

They who cry “Holy, Holy, Holy,” still
  Veiling their faces round God’s throne above,
May well keep vigil on this heavenly hill
  And cry their cry of love. 

Adoring God in His new mystery
  Of Love more deep than hell, more strong than death;
Until the day break and the shadows flee,
  The Shaking and the Breath.