Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A Song of Faith
How thither by Christiana, Of brides the diadem, He faithfully was followed, Enduring the trials of faith, Until, on the Mount of Olives, The bard, unconscious, a wreath Of glory, of deeds of glory, wreathed For her devoted lord, And she herself, in siege, did see The glory of his sword; How, then, united in the truth, As sung by the Christian bard, Together, their journey homeward Perfidious wiles retard, And faith and love their power must prove O'er darkness to prevail, Before the bliss of union sweet In peaceful home they hail.
In sight of Salem's stormy walls, Beneath the clouded sky, On waves of thought the bard reclined, And scanned the prospect nigh.
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