Abraham Lincoln: To set the stones back in the wall Lest the divided house should fall. The beams of peace he laid, While kings looked on

To set the stones back in the wall Lest the divided house should fall. The beams — Abraham Lincoln

To set the stones back in the wall Lest the divided house should fall. The beams of peace he laid, While kings looked on, afraid.

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