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Tuesday, May 18, 2021

Poem: “Peace” by Henry Vaughan

My Soul, there is a country 
Afar beyond the stars 
Where stands a winged sentry 
All skillful in the wars. 
There, above noise and danger 
Sweet Peace sits, crown’d with smiles. 
And one born in a manger 
Commands the beauteous files. 
He is thy gracious friend 
And (O my Soul awake!) 
Did in pure love descend, 
To die here for thy sake. 
If thou canst get but thither, 
There grows the flow’r of peace, 
The rose that cannot wither, 
Thy fortress, and thy ease. 
Leave then thy foolish ranges, 
For none can thee secure, 
But One, who never changes, 
Thy God, thy life, thy cure.

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