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Send a Prayer to Heaven: A Poem

Improvement Era, vol. 3, no. 8, June 1900, p. 594

Walker, C. L.

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594 IMPROVEMENT ERA.

and authority of that art that invariably a lodge with its signs and tokens followed. In the erection of Stonehenge and similar circles, if the descendants of Japheth had not forgotten art and science, they would not have permitted their signs and tokens of Freemasonry to become buried in oblivion. The probability is that the one would be as traditionally forceful to them as the other.

SEND A PRAYER TO HEAVEN.

Send a fervent prayer to heaven, When thy soul is wrought with grief; Gilead's balm shall be thy healing, Sanctified to thy relief.

Send a truthful prayer to heaven, When the tempter bids thee not; Thy pleading voice is not unheeded, Nor thy prayer of faith forgot.

Send a holy prayer to heaven, When beset with death's sad gloom; It shall 'suage thy tears and sorrows,

Whispering peace beyond the tomb.

Send a righteous prayer to heaven, When sore trials vex thy soul; Faint not; 'tis but God's refining. Look up! See the blessed goal.

Send a grateful prayer to heaven, For thy mission here on earth; For thy parentage celestial, And thy blessed time of birth.

Send a prayer with holy fervor For the Priesthood's keys and powers, Holy seals of resurrection Zion's temples, walls and towers. C. L. Walker.