Poem March 4, 1939 Issue

Since Love Is All

HELEN GILCHRIST

Since Love is All, then bitter thoughts must go.
And hate be lost in Love's serene reflection;
There can be no estrangement, no defection,
Since Love is All, all we can ever know.

In Love's great light we learn to loose our hold
On mortal counterfeits, and rightly see,
Selfless and undisturbed, Love's children free,
One family, one flock in Love's wide fold.

So to Love's care we turn, and burdens fall;
No darkness holds us, and we feel Love near,
Repeating, till His precious Word is clear,
"Fear not, but forward go, for Love is All."

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