LIFE'S HARMONY

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Oct 27, 1898

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 24, No. 43.

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LIFE'S HARMONY.

They tell me that in Pisa's old cathedral All noises harsh and loud— Grating of ponderous doors, shrill tones, the trampling And murmur of the crowd— Are caught up, softened, harmonized, and blended Within the lofty dome, Then echoed back in one great wave of music Sweet as a dream of home. So all the harsh notes in life's mingled music— The burden and the wo, The stroke that almost snaps the quivering heartstrings, The loss that grieves us so— In heaven's o'erarching dome of perfect wisdom, Power, and love, shall be Gathered and blended in divinest marvel Of matchless melody.
—M. L. Upton.