Poem March 26, 1910 Issue

[Written for the Sentinel.]

LIFE, TRUTH, AND LOVE

L. A. WHARTON.

O Blessed Truth!
Thou art the guide that found me,
Depressed and weary, with a sense of pain;
Banished all fear, with loving arms around me,
Taught me of Soul, and made me joy again!

O blessed Love!
Whose power hath unbound me,
Hath blotted out my dream of misery;
Struck off the bonds encrusted round me,
And lifted up my heart to victory!

O Love and Truth!
That come to bless and save us,—
Save me from sickness, sin, and sense of strife;
Ancient of days,—and yet today thou givest
The blest assurance of an endless Life!

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