Poem October 18, 1941 Issue

Waymarks

DOROTHEA STURDIVANT FAGAN

Walk not the road of willful choice
And stumbling doubt, afraid
Of every dream of mortal sense,
By winds of error swayed.
Follow the waymarks Truth reveals
To thy repentant thought,
Finding the peace obedience brings
And wisdom, humbly sought.
Life, Truth, and Love illume the way
Our Saviour meekly trod,
Listening to the "still small voice,"
Seeking the will of God.

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