The Lodge Room Over Simpkin's Store By Lawrence Greenleaf The plainest Lodge room in the land was over Simpkins' store,Where Friendship Lodge had met each month for fifty' years or more.When o'...

Jubal and Tubal Cain By Rudyard Kipling Jubal sang of the wrath of GodAnd the curse of thistle and thorn,But Tubal got him a pointed rodAnd scrambled the earth for corn.Old – old as that early mou...

6:30 Degree By Walter K. Belt You may have a skillful MasterWho presides with practiced ease,Who arranges clever programsThat will entertain and please,One who calls in witty speakersWho knows his...

Freemason′s March By Unknown Author Come, let us prepare, We brothers that are Met together on merry Occasion Let us drink, laugh and sing, Our Wine has a Spring, ′Tis a Health to an Accepted Maso...

The Emblems of the Craft By Rob Morris Who wears the Square upon his breast Does in the face of God attest,–– And in the face of man,–– That all his actions will compare With the divine, the unerr...

The Beacon Light By Rob Morris A city set upon a hillCannot be hidExposed to every eye, it willOver surrounding plain and vale,An influence shed,And spread the light of peace afar,Or blight the la...

Fraternally Yours By Unknown Author I met a dear old man todayWho wore a Masonic pinIt was old and faded like the man,It's edges worn and thin.I approached the park bench where he sat,To give the...

The Master's Last Prayer By Unknown Author The day's labours  doneMy journey's end has come.A new guide, now lead us on.The path may be the same,But the style, is his own:A new post, will soon pas...

Masonic Membership Card By Unknown Author I hold in my hand a little scrap of paper2 1/2 x 3 1/2 inches in size.It is of no intrinsic worth,not a bond, not a check or receipt for valuables,yet it ...