Oh never yet did Peace her chaplet twine,
"Peace", st. 4, in John A. Clark (ed.) The Christian Keepsake and Missionary Annual (Philadelphia: William Marshall and Co., 1838) p. 144. The poem's epigraph is from Psalm 29, 11: "The Lord will bless his people with peace."
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The gathered rose, and the stolen heart,
Can charm but for a day.
When the glad sun, exulting in his might,
Comes from the dusky-curtain'd tents of night.
There dwelleth in the sinlessness of youth
A sweet rebuke that vice may not endure.
Peace, sweet Peace, is always found
In her eternal home on holy ground.
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