Poem January 17, 1942 ISSUE

Confidence

TWILA M. CLARK

If I can walk the lonely roadAnd feel no fear;If discord leaves a heart from allResentment clear;If humbleness precedes success,And pride can rearNo Gorgon head of selfishness,Then Love is near.

If subtle sin and pain are metCourageously;If lack dissolves before the factThat good is free;If bigotry, smug ignorance,And darkness fleeAs Science lifts the lamp of Truth,God walks with me.

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