Poem April 6, 1935 Issue

Remembrance

ALICE TROXELL MC COUN

Would you remember one alway, alway,
Then call to mind the times his thought was kind,
Forgetting self that love might be enshrined.
Unaltered would you have his image stay.
Then see him as our Father sees today;
Perfection only in that likeness find,
For it reflects the purity of Mind.
Remember this, and only this, I pray.

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