Poems of sentiment containing An Erring Woman's Love, Love's Supremacy, and Worth While, Etc., Etc |
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EASTER MORN. |
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EASTER MORN.
A Truth that has long lain buried
At Superstition's door,
I see, in the dawn uprising,
In all its strength once more.
At Superstition's door,
I see, in the dawn uprising,
In all its strength once more.
Hidden away in the darkness,
By Ignorance crucified,
Crushed under stones of dogmas—
Yet lo! it has not died.
By Ignorance crucified,
Crushed under stones of dogmas—
Yet lo! it has not died.
It stands in the light transfigured,
It speaks from the heights above,
“Each soul is its own redeemer
There is no law but Love.”
It speaks from the heights above,
“Each soul is its own redeemer
There is no law but Love.”
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And the spirits of men are gladdened
As they welcome this Truth re-born.
With its feet on the grave of Error
And its eyes to the Easter Morn.
As they welcome this Truth re-born.
With its feet on the grave of Error
And its eyes to the Easter Morn.
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