[Written for the Sentinel]

Security

Love divine, the enfolding arms
Of Thy mercy compass me.
With mine opened eyes I see
All the ills, the threatened harms,
Phantoms—fleeting dreams—to be;
For in Thine enfolding arms
Dwelleth sweet security.

Father-Mother Love, so near,
Gently brooding over all,—
Hearing me before I call,—
When I rest in Thee, all fear
And its train of sorrows fall;
Dwells nor pain nor anguished tear
With the thought that Love is All!

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October 3, 1914
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