Poem February 18, 1911 Issue

[Written for the Sentinel.]

LIFE'S UNSEEN HARMONY

SUSIE C. MAXFIELD.

Beyond the seeing of the mortal eye
Are pastures green and waters still,
Where all, in glad obedience to their Father's will,
Now calmly walk, and safely down do lie.

Beyond the hearing of the mortal ear
Floats music, sweet as when on that glad day
The morning stars sang, in triumphant lay,
The glories of creation, far and near.

Beyond all sense of mortal discord, free,
Stands God's creation, perfect, spiritual,
And there, secure, all His own children dwell.
There all is Love, and all is harmony.

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