Frederick George Scott Dawn Poems

• 1. Dawn
  The immortal spirit hath no bars
  To circumscribe its dwelling place;
  My soul hath pastured with the stars
  Upon the meadow-lands of space.
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• 2. Evolution
  THOU stand'st complete in every part,
  An individual of thy kind;
  But whence thou cam'st and what thou art,
  Didst ever ask thee of thy mind?
  ...
• 3. The Soul's Quest
  PART I
  
  IN the land that is neither night nor day,
  Where the mists sleep over the forests grey,
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• 4. New Year's Eve
  WE stand above the abyss; beneath our feet
  Around and onward infinite darkness rolls.
  The sky above is black; the watch-bell tolls
  The dying year. While slow in silent feet
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• 5. Truth
  I SAW Truth on the mountains, golden-shod
  With day-dawn, girt about with skies
  Of azure mist, half veiling from man's eyes
  Her silent face and gaze upturned to God.
  ...
• 6. Resignation
  NO selfish grief, no clamourings at our loss,
  Shall break the sacred stillness of the dim
  Dawn of eternity; we leave thee here,
  Far form the winds and waves that round us toss,
  ...
• 7. The Unnamed Lake
  It sleeps among the thousand hills
  Where no man ever trod,
  And only nature's music fills
  The silences of God.
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• 8. Justin
  DEDICATION
  
  
  
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