Poem March 12, 1932 Issue

There Is No Death

ELIZABETH HIGGS

You say the one you dearly love has died?
That is not true! False sense must be denied.
Death is a seeming mist of false belief;
But God knows not, nor could He cause, your grief.

Look through the mist and see what really is,
The one you love still serving Him and His!
Life is eternal! Naught could ever part
Those whom God loves; and He loves all, dear heart!

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