Beyond
you high and gloomy walls
Which seem all freedom to destroy
Bloom rarest flowers in their joy,
Whose
fragrance on the soft air falls.
Beyond
you lowering clouds of gray
Whose very might and somberness
Appear all gladness to suppress,
Shines
gold and white in bright array.
Beyond
this strange and selfish life
Suspends a sphere of harmony;
Rich in all thought and purity,
Where
ceaseth enmity and strife.
June
27, ‘93
Pub.
in B. Courier,
Sept.
16, 1894
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