Poem July 18, 1953 Issue

SAFETY

Fanny de Groot Hastings

We move with known impunity,
A great and mighty caravan
Aware of the divine decree—
His eyes are on the ways of man.

Given dominion over all,
The surety of His ageless plan
Surrounds us, safer than a wall—
His eyes are on the ways of man.

Dweller in city or on farm,
Artist or builder artisan,
We claim immunity from harm—
His eyes are on the ways of man.

For He who made us what we are
Empowers each to say, "I can,"
And guides him as He does each star—
His eyes are on the ways of man.

Fanny de Groot Hastings

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