Poem October 7, 1944 Issue

Victory

DOROTHEA STURDIVANT FAGAN

Victory is loving more
In the midst of hate;
Patience, meekness, trust in God,
Faith enough to wait.

Victory is seeing good
When dark storms arise,
Knowing that the truth outshines
Error's darkest lies.

Walking in the way of God,
Man is upright, free.
"Father, not my will but Thine"—
This is victory.

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