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Poem September 5, 1936 Issue

Be Still

AVIS CLARKE ARMSTRONG

Be calm, and hold your peace,
Though winds of error throng;
Uplift your heart to love,
Your lips to song.

Be still, and let no word
Of fear or doubting fall,
But know, rejoice to know,
That God is All.

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