First message, written by one of my Guides in Spirit for the following persons:
MESSAGE.
In earth life I was tall and
fair
With jet black
eyes and golden hair
Eyes that sparkled with mirth
and song
And whose hair
in curls one yard long.
Ah but many sad years ago
My life was burdened
with woe
But the seens [sic]
through which I passed
Are now with gladness
overcast.
I was born in your earth to
await
The coming of
a cruel fate
Yes, I a true and loving wife
But mine was a
sad darkened life.
Oh a life which seemed to
last
To me the future,
as the past,
And as the lone hours drifted
by
My only prayer,
Oh could I die.
Cruel is the assassins hand
Yet so many are
in your land
Day by day as a fearful flood
Hearts have flowed
in tears of blood.
My own the pain, I could not
tell
But I can say
I know full well
My soul ne’er found
sweet peace one day
And with earth
I could no longer stay.
My form was sold to doctors
three
So you have all
that’s left of me
I come to greet you in white
mull
You that prizes
my lonely skull.
I can cause you many bright
hours
Strew your path
in purest flowers
For your kindness tendered
me
I will always
guard and guide thee.
You may call me your Sister
Belle
My other name
I ne’er can tell
They tell me it is for the
best
To let earth’s
troubles be at rest.
Tis I who have often
raped [sic]
In your quiet
room have taped [sic]
And have impressed on your
mind
Many inquiries
of me so kind.
By Blind Harry for a beautiful lady who gives the name Belle.
SECOND MESSAGE.
To my Dear friend Horace
Horace you wonder if all is
well
Yes, I’m
more happy than I can tell
For sorrow and trouble does
not last
But like a sweet
dream goes gliding past
In a smooth path of eternal
day
Where dawns for
each a perpetual May.
Dear M——
tell her, and family too
That I am ever
to them most true
And I daily guide her tender
feet
Where’er
she goes upon the street
That she has my love forever
more
I understand her
more than before.
Oh! yes this bright and eternal
space
Fills each true
soul with love and grace
There is nothing like earth’s
crimes so vile
No frown wreathes
the face but a sweet smile
And which glides along, to
one and all
Greeting old,
and young, gay, and small.