Poem December 7, 1946 Issue

Sign of Neighborliness

LUELLA KNAPP BRISTOL

A neighbor knew the truth for me
Until I too could clearly see
That pain and sorrow, sin and care,
Are evil's fantasies laid bare.
Neighbors are they who do God's will
And say to error, "Peace, be still!"

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