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Poems

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VISION

From the August 1925 issue of The Christian Science Journal


When some brave heart, undaunted by the cloud
Of matter witnesses, steps out ahead
And holds the light of vision, so endowed,
For others who, less foot-sure, fearing, dread
To loose their chains, the world cries, "Dreamer!" Vain
To earth-bound sense the glorious freedom seems.
But vision, humble born, is not of dreams:
True substance, proving every step is gain.
No dreamlike absentness attends true sight—
Perception spiritual and reflex light;
The faculties of Spirit imaged forth
Thro' man, embodying in all true worth
The perfect seeing, all-inclusive plan—
God sees and knows and acts, unchanged, thro' man!

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