Poem January 31, 1931 Issue

[Written for the Sentinel]

The Light

GRACE A. BOUGHTON-LEIGH

Truth stands at the threshold knocking
And waits for the reply;
Wilt thou open thy door to listen,
Or shall Life and Love pass by?

Truth stands through the whispering tumult
Of dogmas and creeds and sin;
Canst thou hear the voice of Spirit
That echoes through all life's din?

Truth stands; and the light of wisdom
Grows clear in the dawn of day.
O sleeper, arise and welcome
The light of the living Way!

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