To my Dear friend Horace

Horace you wonder if all is well

Yes, I'm more happy than I can tell

For sorrow and trouble does not last

But like a sweet dream goes gliding past

In a smooth path of eternal day

Where dawns for each a perpetual May.

Dear M---- tell her, and family too

That I am ever to them most true

And I daily guide her tender feet

Where'er she goes upon the street

That she has my love forever more

I understand her more than before.

Oh! yes this bright and eternal space

Fills each true soul with love and grace

There is nothing like earth's crimes so vile

No frown wreathes the face but a sweet smile

And which glides along, to one and all

Greeting old, and young, gay, and small.

The bright spirit world is everywhere

And to each is appointed some care

To guide earth's children on their way

Amid the poor, as well as the gay

We dwell in fields of labor and love

Guiding thousands in true relms [_sic_] above.

Many things I would love to rehearse

Which would be written for me in verse

But so many are here to await

Their joyous messages to relate

Many friends with me are ever near

To guide our brother Horace dear.--

By Blind Harry.

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