III.

The light of a new day was on his brow,

The faith of a great dawn was on his tongue;

Above the old Chaldean myths he sung

The message of the peace that men should know

Through God's own Son. Out of the hopeless night

He saw the star of Bethlehem arise,

And o'er the wasted gates of Paradise

Beheld it mount, and heard, to hail its light,

The everlasting groan of hell's despite.

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