Poem October 9, 1937 Issue

The Vision Infinite

ANNE H. BROGAN

When Truth has swept away the cloudy veil
Which seems to shut God's universe from view,
That peace and joy may rest on vale and hill,
And loveliness in all the world be new;
When Love's clear light has marked the open way,
That faith may rise on strong and steadfast wing
Into the dawning of that perfect day
When heaven lies revealed to hearts that sing;
And when the Life that ever lives, and knows
The glorious fruitage of eternal years,
Has pulsed in every heart to cleanse and prove
The fruitlessness of mortal joys and fears,
Thus shall the glory of the Lord of hosts
Shine forth, and all His universe unfold
In love and beauty to our wond'ring eyes—
The vision infinite shall men behold.

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