Excerpt from The Immanent God and Other Sermons
To the Worshippers in Unity Chapel,
Santa Barbara.
Dear, far-off friends, long tried and always true,
To whose fresh memories vividly recur
The quiet Sabbath hours, when spoken were
These thoughts, I offer yet again to you.
Fain would I they the severed tie renew,
The higher pleasure yet once more confer,
The nobler impulse yet again may stir,
The nobler beauty bring once more to view.
Take them, dear friends, and taking, I will feel
For some truth here your flowers may sweeter blow;
Out from your hills another grandeur start;
A new sublimity your sea reveal;
With other tenderness your stars may glow;
All nature wear the joy of heavenly Art.
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