Poem March 7, 1936 Issue

Love's Call

BERTHA MARY BERRIDGE

WHOM shall I send, and who will go for us?
This urgent question rings down all the years.
Shall I then stand with inert heart and hands
When love, if loved and lived, will calm men's fears?
Nay, rather will I answer with great joy,
Dear Love, send me to witness now for Thee,
That evil's bonds may break and men awake
To claim their right to perfect liberty.

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