Poems

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LOYALTY

AGNES FLORIDA CHALMERS.

Father, I look to Thee for all I need,From these, my brethren, whom I aid todayI would exact no homage.
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"JOHN YOUNG OF EDINBURGH"*

BEN. HAWORTH-BOOTH.

IT was well said, John Young, And history hath approved thy sturdy tongue.

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MAN'S DIVINE HERITAGE

Man's divine heritage as the son of God is not a promise, but is the present fact; it is one's true state of being.

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INFINITY

FRANCIS C. BATSON.

"Nor height nor depth.

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SHEPHERDED

EVELYN GAGE KNIFFIN.

FEAR not ; though dark thy pathway lies, Behind the clouds are azure skies; And angels watch, and guide thy feet By waters still, through meadows sweet; For, lo, the Shepherd guards His sheep, And doth not slumber, neither sleep.
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Not for tomorrow does the promise read,...

Ethel B. Cheney

Not for tomorrow does the promise read, But grace today to fill each present need; Each day to feel Love's all-sustaining power; Each day to know that Life is man's great dower; Each day to grow still more to understand That all things good and true are from His hand; And, trusting daily in His tender care, To climb the hilltops and find angels there.
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THE HOUSE OF LIFE

HARRIET F. PICKARD.

O Love! O Love divine! didst ThouIn very truth draw near?

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LOST AND FOUND

I saw that in order to find my life, I had to first lose it—that is, lose all sense of life as material.

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MAN'S DIVINE HERITAGE

Man's divine heritage as the son of God is not a promise, but is the present fact; it is one's true state of being.

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Out of th' abysmal past,...

T. E. Scantlin

Out of th' abysmal past,Up from the Stygian darkness drawn,Into the light at last—gate unbarred—escapes the dawn.
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RECOMPENSE

LILLA ELLEN BOWLEY.

Gone! all the struggle and the vain regret.
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I am in the midst of some marvelous reading

Anon

I am in the midst of some marvelous reading.
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SELF -QUESTIONING

FRANCIS E. FALKENBURY.

Have I no faith today,That I go halting on the road to God ?
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THE FALSE AND THE REAL

LAURA GERAHTY.

I Thought I loved — but when the sun was shiningI caught the shadows only, on the grass.
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"REVELATION."

VIOLET KER SEYMER.

A heav'nly  yearning rises in my heartTo pierce beyond the shifting veil of sense,To see all Thou beholdest, all Thou art,To know what underlies this frail pretense.