Poem June 11, 1904 Issue

[Written for the Sentinel. ]

"Peace, be Still!"

LOUIS F. CURTIS.

In stormiest sea there comes to me,
A message from above,
Mid the lightning's flash and the thunder's crash
I hear the voice of Love:
Peace, be still! is the whispered word,
Peace, be still! be still!
And the storm and strife of this dream land life
Are calmed by the Master's will.

Oh wand'rer from God, still dwelling in Nod,
Dreading a gale to-day,
Find refuge secure in One who is pure,
whom even the winds obey.
Peace, be still! omnipotent word!
Peace, be still! be still!
And clamor and din, the tempests of sin,
Are hushed by our Father's will.

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