Poem February 28, 1901 Issue

The Course of the Day

The following is the correct reading of the second stanza of the poem published on page 379 of the Sentinel for February 14:—

Amid the tumult of the world's unrest,
Where sin, disease, and death their places claim,
In questioning and doubt, oft in dismay,
I seem to stand,—yet always this my aim:
To see the Christ; to turn from things of sense,
Knowing that Truth alone is real; to find
On those unclouded heights where Spirit reigns,
The harmony of all-controlling Mind.