There is a solemn sanctuary, founded

By God himself; not for transgressors meant; But that the man oppressed, the spirit-wounded, And all beneath the world's injustice bent, Might turn from outward wrong, turmoil and din To peace within

Each bosom is a temple, when its altar,
The living heart, is unprofaned and pure,
Its verge is hallowed; none need fear or falter
Who thither fly; it is an ark secure,
Winning, above a world o'erwhelmed with wrath,
Its peaceful path.

O, Bower of Bliss! O, sanctuary holy!
Terrestrial antepast of heavenly joy,
Never, O, never may misdeed or folly
My claim to thy beatitudes destroy!
Still
may I keep this Paradise unlost,
Where'er I'm tost!

E'en in the flesh, the spirit disembodied,

Unchecked by time and space, may soar elate,
In silent awe to commune with the Godhead, -
Or the millennium reign anticipate,

When Earth shall be all sanctity and love,
Like Heaven above.

How sweet- to turn from anguish, guilt and madness,
From scenes where strife and tumult never cease,
To that Elysian world of bosomed gladness,
Where all is concord, charity and peace;

And, sheltered from the storm, the soul may rest
On its own nest!

When, spleenful as the sensitive Mimosa,

We shrink from Winter's touch and Nature's gloom, There may we conjure up a Vallombrosa,

Where groves and bowers in Summer beauty bloom, And the heart dances in the sunny glade Fancy has made.

But, would we dedicate to nobler uses
This bosom sanctuary, let us there
Hallow our hearts from all the world's abuses;

While high and charitable thoughts, and prayer May teach us gratitude to God, combined

With love of kind.

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