Poem January 19, 1907 Issue

[Written for the Sentinel.]

OMNIPRESENCE

ADELLE E. BURCH.

I cannot doubt that Love attends
My every step, where'er I go;
No matter where the way may lead,
Thy presence, Lord, dispels each woe.

Though clouds may gather, and the way
Seem dark and lonely to my view,
Still, when I call, Thy answer sweet
Fills with a comfort, old, yet new.

Then sing, my heart; let joy shine forth
From happy face and love-lit eye;
Let the transforming presence speak
Its mighty message from on high.

With that great presence dwells no fear,
No sense of lack, no lingering pain;
While satisfaction, full, complete,
Stills all the restless search for gain.

Thou art my refuge, Thou my peace,
In safety dwells my soul with Thee;
For Thou art Love, and Thou art here,
And hallowed joy now proves me free.

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