Thronging from the Dead

The inscription on this horizontal slab in a graveyard is a snippet from a poem by Edwin Muir (1887-1957). I need someone always to explain poetry: George Pattison says ""There can be nothing more basic than we listen to each other's broken speech and respond with a healing word by which together we can live."  That sounds fine to me. 

Am I breaching copyright by blipping this photo?

The extra is another adjacent slab.