Marvelous Truth, confront us
at every turn,
in every guise.

The lines suggest an epiphanic view of reality: “truth” is not rare or sequestered but continually encountered, arriving unexpectedly (“at every turn”) and in multiple forms (“in every guise”). The capitalization of “Marvelous Truth” gives it the force of a presence—almost a visitation—implying that perception and attentiveness are required to recognize it. Read in the spirit of Levertov’s recurrent concerns, the passage can be taken as an invitation to a disciplined openness to the world, where the ordinary and the variously masked become occasions for revelation, ethical clarity, or spiritual insight.