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The poem "Thinking of Jesus" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: I thought of JESUS on the Hill; Last Line:

The poem "The Poetry Of Adoptive Masonry" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: Now Hosanna Son of David, Last Line: Chiist will the maid reatore.

The poem "The Culling of the Quarry" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: The Master to the Quarry came: Last Line: In life a blessing and in death a sigh.

The poem "The Sweep of Symbolism" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: Bright Microcosm of high celestial types, Last Line: At every window and behold the Lord!

The poem "The Death of King Hiram; and How it Came to Solomon" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: 'Twas told me by a Troubadour, a singer of; Last Line: Wrote down the narrative which now I tell.

The poem "The Three Knocks" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: The Day has come; Last Line: Chiist will the maid restore.

The poem "Series Illustrating the First Nine Degrees" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: `Where two or three assemble round,Last Line: Must any lay his Trowel by.

The poem "The Visit of King Solomon" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: "Now the sun is burning dim, and the world is; Last Line: What was said to SOLOMON!

The poem "The Sacred Cord, Thrice-Wound. To George D. Prentice," by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: Bind it once, that in his heart; Last Line: Strongest,--death shall not unloose.

The poem "A Group of Jerusalem Flowers," by Robert Morris, is presented. First Line: From the Sheperds' Plain near Bethlehem.

The poem "The Knights Templars' Meeting," by Robert Morris, is presented. First Line: We meet upon the naked blade, we cross the; Last Line: Our word - Celestial Life.

The poem "Talitha Cumi," by Robert Morris, is presented. First Line: By the sea her memory dwelleth, Last Line: Of this much-loved Galilee.

The poem "Bright California," by Robert Morris, is presented. First Line: In your own bright California, along this golden; Last Line: due!

The poem "The Visitor's Welcome," by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: It is the pride of ancient masonry! Last Line: Let them fly with you when you mount the sky;

The poem "Old Number One," by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: I stand to-night within a hallowed place; Last Line: " Your memory shall survive the passing time."

The poem "The Master Cometh" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: When the GREAT MASTER comes to view his; Last Line: His coming gave a joy to heaven!"

The poem "The Days of Long Ago," by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: Trusty Brother, take this poem, Last Line: Brighter than the long ago.

The poem "De Soto===Fulton===Grant," by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: The daring Spaniard, when his eyes beheld; Last Line: Never again to break, that makes us one!

The poem "The Last, Last Word, "Fare Well"," by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: The last, last word,--oh, let it tell; Last Line: And God himself proclaims,--fare well!

The poem "The Grand Hailing Sign" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: Shipwrecked, nigh drowned, alone upon the; Last Line: There is no help but the pitying God!"

The poem "The Six Men of Michigan," by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: It was six men of Michigan, Last Line: There wasn't only one!

The poem "The Greatest of These," by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: The Word of God! the rule of faith to Masons; Last Line: give, hath given.

The poem "Oh, Pity, Lord" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: Oh, pity, Lord, the Widow, hear her cry! Last Line: care!

The poem "The Public Grand Honors," by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: Bear on your souls, dear friends, the blest de- Last Line: And let her keep it till God bid it rise.

The poem "The Trowel" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: The Perfect Ashlars, duly set; Last Line: In God your hope, in God your trust!

The poem "The Color-Guard" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: Hurrah, the noble color-guard, Last Line: Their place whose deeds are done!

The poem "Salaam Aleikam" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: Once, when a sorrowing group was met; Last Line: Say, "Peace be with you every one!"

The poem "Coming Home to Die" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: The war-worn soldier leaves; Last Line: The last command the fallen brave shall hear.

The poem "The Grand, Grand Days Of Old" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: Ye blithe and happy few; Last Line: As in Grand, Grand Days of Old!

The poem "Lines to St. John's Lodge" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: Where are the Craft who gathered round and; Last Line: To stand in honor to Eternity!

The poem "The Level" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: We love to hear the Gavel, to see the silver; Last Line: blest.

The poem "To the Secretary" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: Make thou the record duly, Last Line: Our record in the Heavenly Book!

The poem "The Last Debt of Nature" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: When nature has paid her last debt, Last Line: And nature has paid her last debt.

The poem "Music and Masonry" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: Music and Masonry! whose hand hath wrought; Last Line: May we all sing before the throne of God.

The poem "Memorial Hymn" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: We sing of those who've gone, Last Line: So mote it be!

The poem "The Masonic Lesson of the Corner-Stone" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: Here is a legend that our fathers hold; Last Line: In Masons' lodges and in Masons' souls.

The poem "Masonic Reflections in a Military Prison" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: Pining in the prison-cell, Last Line: Be, "Our captives., soon released!"

The poem "Perishing on the Rise" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: Old Jephtha Hoys had drilled his boys; Last Line: Who perished on the rise, sir.

The poem "Some Better Thing For Us" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: O, sweet are the songs of spring, Last Line: Some better thing, etc.

The poem "The Holy Scriptures: A Recitation" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: The Landmarks of Freemasonry are graven on; Last Line: Forget us not in death!

The poem "The True Corner-Stone" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: What is the Masons' corner-stone? Last Line: On earth, in heaven and this alone.

The poem "Lines Written to Accompany Recitations" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: Come then, ye Masons wise, Last Line: When hand in hand we form the mystic tie.

The poem "She Would Be A Mason" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: The funniest thing I ever heard, Last Line: She dreamed she had been in a Mason's hail.

The poem "How Cold Would Be the Tomb" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: How cold would be the tomb, Last Line: Eternal honor and the heavenly Crown.

The poem "The Pastoral Image" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: Oh,Lamb of God, oh, Lamb that once waste; Last Line: But close and loving, till life's day is done.

The poem "Parental Assent" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: FROM the valley a!d hill far and near, Last Line: And enjoy Thee at last up in Heaven.

The poem "Hosanna" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: Now Hosanna Son of David, Last Line: Jesus Christ, the Lord is King!

The poem "Moved to Tears" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: WEEPING! tears! oh, broken heart. Last Line: Now we'll serve Him to the end.

The poem "Good Shepherd" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: As a Shepherd He will lead them; Last Line: Bring the darling home at last.

The poem "Pleading The Emblems" by Robert Morris is presented. First Line: You wear the SQUARE! but have you got; Last Line: Freemasonry's all-perfect plan!