Poems

To-Day

BY MARY I. KEITH.

Dear heart, yours is to-day,Fill it with work;Dream not the hours away,Nor duty shirk.

"Let there be Light!"

BY SIDNEY H. HATCH.

"Let there be Light!" this great commandComes ringing down the years;Thundered by God, and since proclaimedBy prophets, bards, and seers.

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Where is Heaven?

BY JACOB CLEMENS.

Where mercy reigns with grace divineAnd justice rules with square and line,Then query not, but do thy part,And seek, and find it, in thy heart.

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Seek not the same steps with the crowd; stick thou...

Henry Vaughan

Seek not the same steps with the crowd; stick thouTo thy sure trot; a constant, humble mindIs both his own joy, and his Maker's too;Let folly dust it on, or lag behind.

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True Gain

BY M. P. H.

When another injures you,"Let it pass!"If you hate because you're hurt,Then alas!It hurts to hate, while to forgive is gainTo all who quickly actAnd make the Golden Rule a living fact.