Harriet Monroe, ed. (1860–1936). The New Poetry: An Anthology. 1917.
NeighborsWitter Bynner
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Who close the windows tight,—
Nor those who fix a peeping eye
For finding things not right.
And let my faith be strong!—
But who am I, is what I say,
To think my neighbor wrong?
That faith could be so slight,
May call me wrong, yet who am I
To think my neighbor right?
May learn it of each other,
That he is right and so am I—
And save a lot of bother.