Masonic Poems
Masonic poems and Masonic poetry, written by Masonic poets describe and tell the story of what Freemasonry means to the brethren within the Masonic fraternity...
A Free Mason
A Free Mason Forged out of the Materials of His
Lodge, 1754
Behold a Master-Mason rare;
Whose mystic Portrait does declare;
The Secrets of Free Masonry.
Fair for all to read and see;
But few there are to whom they're known;
Tho' they so plainly here are shown.
There at least 8 Masonic symbols in the image, above. How
many can you find?
Answer is below.
Answer:
Sun
Square
Plumb
Master's Jewel
The 24 inch Guage
Setting Maul
Mosaic Pavement
Trestleboard
Boaz and Jachin
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