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INITIATION

by D. C. Tidwell

Long years ago, I climbed a stair
And rapped at an ancient door.
I passed within a temple fair
And trod the checkered floor.

I passed between the pillars two;
I climbed the winding stair;
The letter "G" then met my view;
I earned my wages there.

I knelt beside the altar fair
I counted not the cost.
I searched afar with earnest care,
But still the Word was lost.

Though some may think my search absurd,
When time shall ebb and fail,
I hope to learn the final Word
Beyond life's mystic veil.      

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