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Poems

[Written for the Journal]

REALITY

From the August 1922 issue of The Christian Science Journal


There is no sorrow, though our tears are falling,
There is no malice where we see the frown;
No terrors lurk where darkness seems appalling,
No poverty, though human hopes be flown.

There is no death, though many a heart is aching;
Love waits triumphant at each mourner's side,
And in the seeming gloom is gently breaking
The glorious truth which earth can no more hide.

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