Today's Topics:
Freemason poetry
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Date: Thu, 18 Feb 93 02:40:06 EST
From: Christopher Penrose <penrose@silvertone.princeton.edu>
Message-Id: <9302180740.AA05363@silvertone.Princeton.EDU>
To: subgenius@mc.lcs.mit.edu
Subject: Freemason poetry
Thoughts of a Mason's Wife
How many wives of Masons have ever given much thought
To the wonderful Biblical lessons that Masonry has taught?
Have you asked yourself this question, when you sit alone at night,
While hubby is away at Lodge, "Is my reasoning straight and right?"
I know the nights are lonely and long, but this question comes to me
"If my husband wasn't a Mason, what kind of man would he be?"
They call us Masonic Widows: I've been one for many a year.
I've spoken my piece on lonely nights and berated my hubby dear.
But then again I regret my words and with wisdom try to see,
"If my husband wasn't a Mason, what kind of a man would he be?"
So I try to be a patient wife, as alone I meditate,
And see his point, as he leaves for Lodge, with these words, "I won't
be late."
Some say that men make Masonry and this I understand.
But deep in my heart I still maintain "That Masonry makes the man."
And as we journey the highway together, to the inner things of life,
May their teachings go on forever.
Sincerely,
A Mason's Wife
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