Poem January 9, 1943 Issue

O Winds of Truth

MARY HOYT LOVELAND

O Winds of Truth, sweep clean our upward pathway;
Drive from before us all our doubts and fears;
Bear from the portals of our thoughts dead dogmas,
The false beliefs that clutter up the years!

Lift high, and scatter dark and dire forebodings;
Drive from our skies wild clouds that hide the day.
Take from our troubled hearts the world's confusion;
Oh, fan Love's flame, which burns the chaff away.

Wipe from our vision hatred's vast illusion,
Love only can reveal true brotherhood;
When thought is cleared, we see the real creation,
With every child of God reflecting good.

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