Poem April 24, 1937 Issue

Father-Mother God

KEVA CLINICK ALBURY

I KNEW the tender love of God
When He forgave my bigotry,
And smoothed the roughened path I trod
By guiding and uplifting me.

When He forgave my bigotry,
When Truth had silenced mortal mind
By guiding and uplifting me,
I did not doubt that He was kind.

When Truth had silenced mortal mind,
And smoothed the roughened path I trod,
I did not doubt that He was kind—
I knew the tender love of God.

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