Poem August 14, 1902 Issue

Life

Selected with contributions from Huntington Smith

There's nothing so easy as living,
When we've learned the way to live;

And nothing so easy as giving,
When the heart is willing to give.

And our load isn't hard to bear,
If we follow the light within,

For the good is everywhere,
And there is no sorrow and sin.

The way to receiving is giving,
However so little it be;
And love is the keynote of living,
The love that makes every one free.

Selected.

He shows greatest wisdom in matters of conduct who, declining to pin his virtuous resolutions to the artificial restrictions of a calendar, has the enduring determination to begin a new year with every new day.

Huntington Smith.

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