Poem July 30, 1949 Issue

ONE

Charles B. Dickins

With but one God, and that one good,
We know our Father's motherhood.
With tender strength, reflecting Love,
We lift the "little ones" above
All sense of fear, show forth His praise;
Our opened eyes seek out His ways,
The pure in heart rejoice to see
His presence now—eternity.
No harsh word of discouragement
Or self-assertive argument
Can hinder God or thwart His will.
Love's likeness must Love's law fulfill.
With but one God, and that one good,
We prove God's sons one brotherhood.

Charles B. Dickins

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