Poem February 24, 1934 Issue

Safety

ROBERT ELLIS KEY

In the secret of His keeping,
Thou shalt hide.
Dayspring void of wind or weeping,
Shall abide.
Now, see doubt and darkness falling,
From the child whom He is calling
To His side.

With the radiance of His morning,
Night is gone.
Greet the glory of His dawning
With a song.
Rise on wings of inspiration,
Up to heights of consecration,
To the gates of revelation,
Free and strong.