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A Picture.

A PICTURE .

BY SAVAEICUS .

A BOAT upon the pebbly shore , With skulls at ease , is lying ; The waterfall with gentle roar , Where foam and spray is fl ying , Pours forth its streams Beneath Sol ' s beams , A picture fair supplying .

Beside the lakelet ' s verdant brim The fleecy flock is grazing ; Along its face the wild birds skim—Their swiftiiess is amazing—¦ From earth to sky They dart and fly , With plumage brightly blazing .

A mill stands on the rising ground , With sweeps but slowly turning ; Its click and clack , the only sound , Voice-like , the stillness spurning ; A scene so clear , The heart can cheer , Ancl satisfy its yearning .

Here could I sit the live-long clay , And list to sweet birds singing , Whilst joys new born within me play , A pleasure ever bringing ; Such loveliness This life doth bless

, A glory o ' er it flinging . Inspired by happy thoughts I view This gem of nature ' s setting ; I feel the charm of life anew , Ancl y ield without regretting :

0 earth , how bright Thy golden light , Man ' s heart should ne ' er be fretting !

“The Masonic Magazine: 1880-04-01, Page 12” Masonic Periodicals Online, Library and Museum of Freemasonry, 25 May 2025, django:8000/periodicals/mmg/issues/mmg_01041880/page/12/.
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THE RECORDS OF AN ANCIENT LODGE. Article 1
THE DISTRICT GRAND LODGE OF NORTHERN CHINA. Article 6
A PICTURE. Article 12
THE CABALA OF THE JEWS. Article 13
THE SOCIETY OF THE ROSE CROIX. Article 18
FRENCH MASONRY.—THE SANCTUARY OF MEMPHIS. Article 22
A FANCY. Article 25
A CHURCHYARD GHOST. Article 26
DEDICATION OF A MASONIC HALL IN 1777. Article 29
MASONIC STORIES. Article 37
A SORCERER OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY. Article 38
LITTLE BRITAIN. Article 40
MASONRY. Article 42
MASONIC AND GENERAL ARCHAEOLOGIA. Article 43
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Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software.

A Picture.

A PICTURE .

BY SAVAEICUS .

A BOAT upon the pebbly shore , With skulls at ease , is lying ; The waterfall with gentle roar , Where foam and spray is fl ying , Pours forth its streams Beneath Sol ' s beams , A picture fair supplying .

Beside the lakelet ' s verdant brim The fleecy flock is grazing ; Along its face the wild birds skim—Their swiftiiess is amazing—¦ From earth to sky They dart and fly , With plumage brightly blazing .

A mill stands on the rising ground , With sweeps but slowly turning ; Its click and clack , the only sound , Voice-like , the stillness spurning ; A scene so clear , The heart can cheer , Ancl satisfy its yearning .

Here could I sit the live-long clay , And list to sweet birds singing , Whilst joys new born within me play , A pleasure ever bringing ; Such loveliness This life doth bless

, A glory o ' er it flinging . Inspired by happy thoughts I view This gem of nature ' s setting ; I feel the charm of life anew , Ancl y ield without regretting :

0 earth , how bright Thy golden light , Man ' s heart should ne ' er be fretting !

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